“Good in parts” (Like the curate’s egg) Transfer duty threshold increased by 10% You pay no transfer duty if the property you are buying sells for less than the set
Tag: Finance
Gift or Loan? A Cautionary Tale for the Season of GivingGift or Loan? A Cautionary Tale for the Season of Giving
The bluntest pencil is better than the sharpest mind” (Unknown) The Festive Season is traditionally a time for giving, and it seems a pity to have to mention the hard
How Can You Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritances from Their Creditors?How Can You Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritances from Their Creditors?
How Can You Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritances from Their Creditors? “The only person who sticks closer to you in adversity than a friend is a creditor.” (Unknown) You’ve done everything
Budget Speech 2024 | How it affects you and your businessBudget Speech 2024 | How it affects you and your business
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2024 Budget Speech presents a mixed bag for taxpayers and businesses alike. While there are no major new taxes nor direct increases in personal
Now Creditors Can Apply for Directors to be Declared Delinquent – Why is That Important?Now Creditors Can Apply for Directors to be Declared Delinquent – Why is That Important?
“He who is quick to borrow is slow to pay” (Old proverb) A recent High Court decision means that, for the first time, creditors of debtor companies are specifically cleared
Estate Planning: Remember your Pets!Estate Planning: Remember your Pets!
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” (Mahatma Gandhi) For many of us our pets are a
