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    The Dangers Of Deregistration

    Deregistration brings an entity to an end. It ceases to exist. Its property, if any, vests in the state as bona vacantia.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Cox Attorneys
    Cox Attorneys
  • Article

    The Evolving Role Of Company Secretaries In South African Corporations

    In the ever-changing landscape of South African businesses, one role has been quietly but significantly evolving – that of the company secretary. Traditionally viewed as the custodian of company
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Andersen in South Africa
    Andersen in South Africa
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The Robot Did The Work. Now Who Pays The Tax?

As artificial intelligence increasingly performs tasks once carried out by human workers, governments face a fundamental challenge: tax systems designed around employment-based revenue are under pressure. With more economic value flowing to technology and capital rather than through traditional payroll structures, policymakers must confront difficult questions about how automation should be taxed and whether current incentives inadvertently encourage workforce reduction.
South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
Andersen in South Africa
Andersen in South Africa
  • Article

    Transfer Of Shares In A Private Company: Misstep From The Supreme Court

    It is standard practice that for a share transfer in a private limited liability company to be effective.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Trustees Under Scrutiny: Demystifying South Africa's Legal Changes For Enhanced Compliance

    Following South Africa's grey-listing by the Financial Action Task Force, trustees within South Africa are finding themselves navigating an increasingly complex legal landscape.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Understanding Hedge Funds

    One often hears that hedge funds are unregulated in South Africa. While this is true as regards direct regulation, anyone looking at establishing a hedge fund in South Africa or investing into such a fund should be aware that a fund will need to navigate a raft of complicated South African legislation.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa
    Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa
  • Article

    Unpacking SLA's

    Overview: 1. Key Elements of a Service Level Agreement; 2. Specific application: a) SLAs for Directors; b) SLAs for Clients; c) SLAs for Suppliers
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    SchoemanLaw Inc.
    SchoemanLaw Inc.
  • Article

    Voluntary And Compulsory Liquidation Proceedings In South Africa

    In South Africa, the liquidation, dissolution, or winding-up of a company is not limited to instances of financial distress but includes both voluntary and compulsory processes as outlined in the Companies Act 71 of 2008.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
  • Article

    When Is It The Right Time To Place A Company Into Business Rescue?

    The current economic climate has placed a severe strain on various industries in South Africa. And one industry that has had to bear the brunt of this uncertainty is the commercial property sector.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
  • Article

    Why Companies Need To Properly Document The Loans They Receive.

    Financing company operations often involves borrowing from commercial lenders, private lenders and even the company's own shareholders. Whether or not formal documentation of the loan...
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Part 3.2 - Forms Of Business Organisations - Close Corporations In South Africa

    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
  • Article

    The Automatic Transfer Of Employees In South Africa When Outsourcing Or Insourcing

    It can be challenging to determine definitively whether a particular outsourcing arrangement triggers section 197 of the Labour Relations Act No. 66 of 1995 ("the LRA")...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Andersen in South Africa
    Andersen in South Africa
  • Article

    Unclaimed Benefits: Treasury Proposes Major Reform For Retirement Funds

    National Treasury has proposed a centralised framework for administering South Africa's estimated R88 billion in unclaimed financial assets, including retirement benefits. The discussion paper outlines a system where a central administrator would manage tracing, record-keeping and claims through a single public portal, with assets potentially transferred to the Corporation for Public Deposits.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
    Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
  • Article

    When Are Companies Obligated To Pay Salaries During Lockdown?

    It is an unfortunate reality that many businesses have struggled to survive during lockdown.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Force Majeure In Light Of Covid-19

    Covid-19 is spreading, and the mass hysteria and panic buying, are causing irreparable damage to the global economy.
    South AfricaFinance and Banking
    Fasken
    Fasken
  • Article

    The Prescription Act And Judgment Debt - Good News For Creditors, Bad News For Sureties

    The Prescription Act provides that the basic period of prescription shall be 30 years in respect of ‘any judgement debt’ and 3 years for ‘any other debt’. The Act further provides that ‘prescription shall commence to run afresh on the day on which the judgment of the court becomes executable’.
    South AfricaFinance and Banking
    Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa
    Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa
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    Contract Terms, Public Policy And The Constitution – The Constitutional Court Resolves The Debate

    On 17 June 2020 the Constitutional Court handed down a judgment in an application for leave to appeal against a judgement of the Supreme Court of Appeal.
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Tabacks
    Tabacks
  • Article

    Case Law: SCA Sets A Precedent In The Recovery Of Property Against A Company In Business Rescue

    A recent judgment by the Supreme Court of Appeal, Timasani (Pty) Ltd (in business rescue) and Another v Afrimat Iron Ore (Pty) Ltd [SCA case number 91/2020] has given some much needed guidance...
    South AfricaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Tabacks
    Tabacks
  • Article

    Licensed Liquidators ... Piggybacking On The New Companies Act?

    The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mr Jeff Radebe, recently confirmed, in response to questions raised in the National Assembly, that Government is in the process of regulating the insolvency industry in South Africa.
    South AfricaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
  • Article

    Strengthening South Africa's Legal Framework Through An Insolvency Court

    The increasing complexity of insolvency proceedings in South Africa, coupled with growing economic distress among companies and individuals...
    South AfricaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    SNG Grant Thornton
    SNG Grant Thornton
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