TAXtalk is a clean-cut, professional magazine with insightful articles and a lively flavour: perfect for an after-dinner or between-meetings read. By cutting through tax jargon, TAXtalk offers a streamlined read that gets to the point without the reader having to decipher the mystifying complexities of tax.
 

The first South African tax magazine that deals exclusively with tax issues for the South African market, TAXtalk is distributed nationally to 4000 recipients every two months. TAXtalk is the appointed journal of the SAIT (The South African Institute of Tax Practitioners) and is also distributed to delegates at tax workshops, seminars and symposiums.
 





   
 
   
 
 
 
 
Dear Reader

As 2009 draws to a close, we would like to thank all of our subscribers, advertisers and contributors who continue to support TAXtalk and we look forward to bringing you valuable and topical information throughout 2010. Our commitment to you remains, as always, to assist our sub-scribers to stay on top of current affairs. It has been an interesting year and we at TAXtalk are proud of the contribution we have made.

In this issue, we deal with a variety of topics, including forgiveness of debt and purchasing property offshore. We would like to invite our subscribers to submit an article for publication in TAXtalk.

From myself and the TAXtalk team, we wish you safe travelling over the holiday period and look forward to a prosperous 2010.

Liz Jones
Editor

A summary of how partnerships are taxed

Differences that affect the tax treatment of partnerships
The OECD states in the work entitled: ‘Model Tax Convention on Income and On Capital, Volume 1 Taxation, Section II.2. Read full story...



Purchasing property offshore?

If you are considering purchasing property abroad, there are many factors that may affect your decision.
South Africa operates a system of exchange control that is administered by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). In short, this means that South African residents may export capital from South Africa only with approval and within limits. Read full story...


Have a great year-end bash without making a whole in the company account

Times are tough. Entertainment budgets are down and retrenchments are up. How can you have a great party, reward loyal team members for their hard work, and still be thrifty? Days of the lavish functions, the excesses of the past, seem to be over. Read full story...

 
 
 
 
     
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