Tune in to Business Law Focus as host Evan Pickworth interviews Charles de Wet, about his predictions pertaining to the upcoming South African budget speech.

Join Jula Mabena and Dean du Toit for a quick recap of the 2022 South African Budget Speech.

The Taxation Laws Amendment Act No. 24 of 2011 ("the Act") was published on 10 January 2012 under Government Gazette No. 34927.

Among many African communities polygamy is a very common traditional marriage practice. Polygamy is divided into polyandry and polygyny. Polyandry is defined as a form of polygamy in...

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus, the Bank of Mauritius has been closely monitoring its economic impact on the banking sector and the Mauritian economy.

An SEZ is meant to be an economic development tool to promote rapid economic growth by using various support measures to attract targeted foreign and domestic investments and technology.

The increase in the dividends tax upon distribution of company profits to 20% may however impact on business structures that rely heavily on dividend flows.

The Constitutional Court’s judgment in Absa Bank Ltd and Another v C:SARS is one of the most important tax judgments delivered in South Africa in recent years.

On the 8th and 9th of July 2015, leaders of the BRICS member states will meet in the Russian city of Ufa for the 7th BRICS Summit.

The 2017 South African Budget Review, published on 22 February 2017, contained several statements that may be of interest to pension funds, their investment managers and administrators.

Budget Speech time is rapidly approaching and taxpayers will be looking to the Minister of Finance for details on how he plans to fill the government coffers for the 2013 fiscal year.

Promises of job creation, fighting poverty, unemployment and government improving its service delivery mechanisms took centre stage in the Finance Minister’s Budget speech.

East African governments have increased their annual budgets for 2015/16 with more spending directed towards security and key sectors expected to drive growth.

Members of the Zimbabwe ruling party’s decision making body told Bloomberg in April 2014 that Zimbabwe is considering the reintroduction of the Zimbabwe dollar.

The Minister of Finance Mr Pravin Gordhan delivered South Africa’s much anticipated 2012 Budget speech to Parliament this afternoon.

It is well known that the growth of the South African economy is languishing, and that unemployment levels are dangerously high.

The SARB has now issued two circulars relating to IP and exchange control.

The National Budget will be delivered by South Africa’s Minister of Finance, Pravin Gordhan, on 27 February 2013.

The Financial Mail reported in its January 25 edition that SARS is considering changing the basis of customs valuations from the present free-on-board principle to a valuation based upon cost, insurance and freight.

South Africa's Finance Minister will deliver his budget speech to Parliament on 21 February 2024.