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Setting up your trust: Be sure of your intentions - Vimarsana News

Setting up your trust: Be sure of your intentions

There may be serious consequences if the trust is found to be invalid.

Experts welcome alignment of tax clearance approvals in new Sars process - Vimarsana News

Experts welcome alignment of tax clearance approvals in new Sars process

The move follows the abolition of emigration as an exchange control concept.

Greylisting spotlights beneficial ownership of companies and financial institutions - Vimarsana News

Greylisting spotlights beneficial ownership of companies and financial institutions

The FATF considers both 'technical compliance' and 'effectiveness'.

Greylisting turns the spotlight on beneficial ownership of companies and financial institutions - Vimarsana News

Greylisting turns the spotlight on beneficial ownership of companies and financial institutions

South Africa has put new laws in place to address the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) concerns, and those relating to beneficial ownership will have a significant impact on financial institutions and companies. In February 2023, the FATF placed South Africa on the “greylist” of countries which are under increased monitoring. South Africa was placed on the greylist as the FATF identified serious deficiencies in its regulatory systems and the effectiveness of its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism regime. Countries on the greylist are committed to working with the...

Concerns about amendments to the Trust Property Control Act - Vimarsana News

Concerns about amendments to the Trust Property Control Act

Louis Van Vuren, CEO of the Fiduciary Institute of Southern Africa, points out that the legislation cannot be rationally connected to the purpose for which it was promulgated.