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Beneficial Ownership and Corporate Transparency in South Africa

Understanding Beneficial Ownership A beneficial owner is the individual (natural person) who ultimately owns, controls, or benefits from an entity’s operations or assets. This may include someone who holds shares directly or indirectly through another entity or a trust. It is important to note that a beneficial owner must always be a natural person, not

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Master’s Office Processing Delays

A Closer Look at the Challenge For many years, South African legal and fiduciary professionals have encountered ongoing challenges in their interactions with the Master’s Office. These backlogs have become increasingly severe, now affecting estates, trusts, and related fiduciary matters across the country. The difficulties stem from a combination of administrative inefficiencies, legacy systems, and

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Handling Payroll for Freelance Workers in South Africa

Managing payroll for freelance workers involves a few key points, including understanding legal requirements, setting clear payment structures, and using the right tools. Here’s a practical overview to help businesses handle freelance payroll effectively. Legal Obligations Freelancers are generally considered independent contractors, but businesses still have some legal responsibilities. 1. Tax Obligations Freelancers are responsible

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The Impact of Recent Companies Act Amendments on Audit and Review Requirements for Close Corporations

Under the amended legislative framework, members of a close corporation are now required to prepare annual financial statements (AFS) within six months after the financial year-end. This timeline was shortened from the previous nine-month period due to the incorporation of relevant provisions from the Companies Act into the Close Corporations Act 69 of 1984. Section

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Five Expensive Payroll Errors

These common PAYE errors could cost you dearly with SARS. With SARS continually seeking to increase its revenues however it can, organisations with misconceptions about how certain payroll elements should be taxed may unknowingly be exposing themselves financially. We often come across the following top five payroll errors that organisations need to question and correct

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Airbnb and Sectional Title Regulations

Navigating the rules and regulations for short-term letting. With short-term letting and (more specifically) Airbnbs ramping up in South Africa, disgruntled owners and tenants are voicing their concerns when it comes to short-term letting properties contained in complexes, estates, and apartment blocks. While freehold property owners can act freely, sectional title property owners are bound

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