FSCA fines asset manager R16m for FICA non-compliance
The reasons for the sanction are virtually identical to those that saw the Authority fine an FSP earlier in February.
The reasons for the sanction are virtually identical to those that saw the Authority fine an FSP earlier in February.
Independent intermediaries must adhere to the conditions if they want to rely on the exemptions from the regulations under the Short-term and Long-term Insurance Acts.
The regulator says its ‘leniency regarding direct marketing through unsolicited electronic communications is going to be a thing of the past’.
The Draft Global Minimum Tax Bill aims to enforce a 15% multinational top-up tax on multinational enterprise groups, aligning with global efforts to implement a comprehensive system of minimum taxation.
The draft regulations for sector-specific numerical targets raise legal questions amid the upcoming amendments to the Employment Equity Act.
Insisting on a formal hearing at the Tribunal, and then not attending it, may have unpleasant consequences.
The 75% investment limit in Board Notice 52 inadvertently excluded the establishment of retail feeder hedge funds as a portfolio style.
The High Court confirms that an acknowledgment of debt, even if not directly made to the creditor, interrupts the time limit for legal action.
The context to Treasury’s concern is where the arm’s length interest rate is lower than the official rate of interest.
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr unpacks the requirements provided by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission in Customer Notice 5 of 2024.
The relevant accountable institutions must submit the RCRs to avoid additional scrutiny or administrative sanctions.
There is a webinar for legal practitioners, trust and company service providers, estate agents, and high-value goods dealers.
Here are the government’s proposals for PIT, the medical tax credits, the fuel levies, and the duties on alcohol and tobacco.
A proposed reform will see half the account’s R500bn distributed to a SARB contingency reserve (R100bn) and to Treasury (R150bn).
SARS will apply a top-up tax on profits reported by qualifying South African multinationals operating in other countries with effective tax rates below 15%.
Many fund members are likely to withdraw the seed capital from their savings component.
The Minister of Finance says the R1.4 billion allocation demonstrates the government’s commitment to National Health Insurance.