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Tax for General Practitioners - In Short Seminar Paper
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Published: 19 October 2023
Authors: Catherine Francis, Riaan Geldenhuys
Pages: 61
Delivered: Tax for General Practitioners - In Short Seminar
Authors: Catherine Francis, Riaan Geldenhuys
Pages: 61
Delivered: Tax for General Practitioners - In Short Seminar
Content outline
- Tax for general practitioners
- Bright-line test
- Denial of interest deductions on residential property
- Purchase price allocations
- Trust disclosure rules
- Taxation of influencers
- Making the most of your crypto losses
- Managing tax debts
- Deductibility of payments to settle disputes
- Platform (or gig and sharing) economy GST changes
- Platform economy reporting rules
- Changes to the GST apportionment and adjustment rules
- Changes to s 8(4) agreements
- Changes to the business-to-business compulsory zero-rating of land (CZR) rules from 1 April 2023
- Purchasers of zero-rated going concerns for a partially non-taxable use
- GST treatment of directors’ fees
- GST on central government grants and subsidies
- Court awards and out-of-court settlements
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