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Corporate taxpayers and their assessed losses not out of the woods just yet, says BDO

Corporate taxpayers and their assessed losses not out of the woods just yet, says BDO Finance minister Tito Mboweni proposed that the corporate income tax rate be lowered to 27% for corporate taxpayers with years of assessment starting on or after April 1 2022 By Nato Oosthuizen and Jacqueline Delport - 25 February 2021 BDO South Africa Finance minister Tito Mboweni delivers his 2021 budget speech in parliament in Cape Town on February 24 2021. Image: Esa Alexander/Sunday Times In the 2020 budget speech, finance minister Tito Mboweni proposed that there would be a restriction on the carry forward of assessed losses to be set off against taxable income with impact on years of assessment starting on or after January 1 2021.

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