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Budget shows SA expats remain top priority for Sars

Concerns about funding incentives for film and TV productions in SA

MONEYWEB app instead? ‘Critical to prevent the implosion of the local industry’. 00:01  There is value in shooting films in SA due to the exchange rate, but there will be a negative impact if the incentives dry up. Image: Shutterstock The South African film industry enjoyed some Hollywood glamour when My Octopus Teacher won an Academy Award for best documentary. However, back home there is growing uncertainty about the financial future of the industry. A relatively unpopular tax incentive will come to an end soon, but the main concern centres on the film and television production cash incentives offered by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic).

Normal wear and tear deductions should remain when tax incentives lapse

Tax shifts here to stay

Sars offices will be open on Saturdays throughout the month of October. The history of international taxation shows that tax tends to shift substantially after a major world event. The two world wars have been the most important catalysts for the development of international taxation, a recent report by Graphene Economics on cross-border tax notes. In the report Keith Engel, CEO of the South African Institute of Tax Professionals (Sait), says that given the impact of Covid-19 on world economies, there is likely to be another shift in international taxation over the coming months and years. “If we look back at the 2008 global financial crisis, it was only in 2013 that.

Cross-border tax shifts expected beyond 2020

Governments are likely to seek out new ‘pockets’ to tax and may adopt more protectionist mentalities. 00:01  The digital economy is an obvious target. Image: Shutterstock The history of international taxation shows that tax tends to shift substantially after a major world event. The two world wars have been the most important catalysts for the development of international taxation, a recent report by Graphene Economics on cross-border tax notes. In the report Keith Engel, CEO of the South African Institute of Tax Professionals (Sait), says that given the impact of Covid-19 on world economies, there is likely to be another shift in international taxation over the coming months and years.

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