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Simon's weekly wrap: Construction data a pleasant surprise - Vimarsana News

Simon's weekly wrap: Construction data a pleasant surprise

This week MoneywebNOW looked at Grindrod's results and the importance of an offshore will.

Why an offshore will is crucial - Vimarsana News

Why an offshore will is crucial

As a general rule immovable properties would warrant a second will in that particular jurisdiction: Tim Mertens – Sovereign Trust.

Grief, separation, bleeding money: The faces of the UK red list - Vimarsana News

Grief, separation, bleeding money: The faces of the UK red list

The UK has once again removed SA from its "red list" and Fin24 shares some of the stories of those impacted by the stop-start rollercoaster created by sudden government decisions.

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Budget - Time For Wealthy Taxpayers to Look Offshore? - Vimarsana News

Budget - Time For Wealthy Taxpayers to Look Offshore?

Image: Pexels Share with your network! ‘We owe a lot of people a lot of money.’ That blunt, ominous statement by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni in his 2021 budget speech shows the deep financial hole the South African economy is really in – and warning lights are starting to flicker for South Africa’s wealthy taxpayers. A key takeaway from the Budget was the staggering R213 billion under-collection of tax in 2021 compared to 2020. This is the largest collection shortfall on record, and comes against a back...

Warning lights flickering for South Africa's wealthy taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Warning lights flickering for South Africa's wealthy taxpayers

Warning lights flickering for South Africa’s wealthy taxpayers Subscribe “We owe a lot of people a lot of money.” That blunt, ominous statement by finance minister Tito Mboweni in his 2021 budget speech shows the deep financial hole the South African economy is really in – and warning lights are starting to flicker for South Africa’s wealthy taxpayers. This is according to Tim Mertens, chairman of Sovereign Trust SA, who said that a key takeaway from the budget was the staggering R213 billion under-collection of tax in 2021 compared to 2020. This is the largest collection shortfall ...