SARS and trusts compliance
Category: Trusts
Moneyweb: Major compliance risks pile higher costs on trusts
Major compliance risks pile higher costs on trusts
Rapport: Spaar vir aftrede? Kyk liewer verby ‘n trust
Hierdie week in Rapport weerlê Nico van Gijsen ‘n paar halwe waarhede oor familietrusts, en die geskiktheid daarvan, al dan nie, as dit kom by spaar vir aftrede. Hy verduidelik…
Citywire: The ins and outs of special trusts
Special trusts
iol.co.za: Is the trust practitioner becoming the final verifier of trust compliance?
Is the trust practitioner becoming the final verifier of trust compliance?
Moonstone: TCSP guidance welcome, but grey areas remain, says FISA
FISA has welcomed the guidance for trusts and company service providers published by the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), but it says grey areas remain in respect of the compliance obligations…
Cover: Fiduciary advisers face major challenges following General Laws Amendment Act 22 of 2022
Trusts
Personal Finance: Book Review: Demystifying trusts in South Africa
Personal Finance editor, Martin Hesse, reviews Phia van der Spuy’s seminal book on trusts in South Africa. Read here. Phia is a CA with a Masters degree in tax,…
iol: Is the trust still serving a purpose?
Is the trust still serving a purpose?
Saturday Star: Are you pulling your weight as a trustee?
Are you pulling your weight as a trustee?
IOL: Should I resign as trustee given the new onerous measures?
Should trustees resign?
iol: Trustworthy – wait before you accept your SARS auto assessment and before you submit any tax returns
Wait before you accept your SARS auto assessment and before you submit any tax returns
Independent: SARS announces significant changes to the treatment of trusts
In this article for the Independent group of newspapers, Phia van der Spuy unpacks the changes announced by SARS regarding the form and system changes applicable to trusts from 23…
CPD opportunity
The Chartered Governance Institute offers a webinar on wills and trusts.
Court case about majority vote in a trust – Shepstone and Wylie Attorneys v Abraham Johannes de Witt N O and Others
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) recently ruled on what powers of a majority of trustees have.
IOL: A problematic case for trustee decision-making which needs fixing
Phia van der Spuy takes a look at a recent court case where the Supreme Court of Appeals interpreted a trust in a certain way.