South Africa
Revenue Laws Amendment Act
Act 53 of 1999
97 provisions
This provision amends parts of the Marketable Securities Tax Act, including definitions, payment allocation rules, and the penalty for an offence.
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South Africa
Act 53 of 1999
97 provisions
This provision amends parts of the Marketable Securities Tax Act, including definitions, payment allocation rules, and the penalty for an offence.
South Africa
Act 135 of 1998
11 provisions
2 December 1998 No. 1560.
South Africa
Act 55 of 2002
22 provisions
The court may, on application or on its own motion in one case type, rescind or vary certain judgments.
South Africa
Act 43 of 2014
65 provisions
This section amends section 3 of the Income Tax Act and adds or changes several definitions, including retirement-related terms and two Act titles.
South Africa
Act 21 of 2018
40 provisions
Section 2 says the normal tax rates fixed by Parliament are listed in Schedule I.
South Africa
Act 49 of 2001
23 provisions
This provision amends the Industrial Development Act to change the corporation’s objects and powers, allow activities outside South Africa for regional and African benefit, let the managing director delegate powers, and remove obsolete rules.
South Africa
Act 20 of 2004
6 provisions
This section amends the Companies Act, 1973 by inserting a definition of “Director of Public Prosecutions.”
South Africa
Act 39 of 2013
143 provisions
A Commissioner’s decision under subsection (1) can be objected to and appealed under Chapter 9 of the Tax Administration Act, and a tax-benefit transaction is presumed to have been undertaken mainly to obtain that benefit unless the contrary is proved.
South Africa
Act 5 of 1998
152 provisions
This section is titled “Definitions” for Chapter 1 of the South African Maritime Safety Authority.
South Africa
Act 32 of 2019
38 provisions
Sets normal tax rates by reference to Schedule I and applies them to certain persons, companies, trusts, and registered micro businesses for specified years of assessment.
South Africa
Act 19 of 2023
42 provisions
This section amends the transfer duty rate bands and thresholds in Article 2 of the Transfer Duties Act, 1949.
South Africa
Act 6 of 2013
435 provisions
This section amends section 1 of the Co-operatives Act, 2005 by changing and adding definitions, including replacing the definition of “Advisory Board” with “Advisory Council”.
South Africa
Act 38 of 2008
11 provisions
This section amends the definitions in section 1 of the principal Act, including replacing the definition of "Corporation", deleting "local government body", and replacing the definition of "transport authority".
South Africa
Act 7 of 1998
69 provisions
This text announces the publication of Act No. 7 of 1998 and says it concerns the South African National Roads Agency Limited and national roads.
South Africa
Act 24 of 2011
44 provisions
This text announces that the President assented to the Taxation Laws Amendment Act, 2011 and that it is published for general information.
South Africa
Act 13 of 2016
69 provisions
This section is titled as an amendment to paragraph 9 of the Seventh Schedule to Act 58 of 1962.
South Africa
Act 32 of 1999
11 provisions
This section amends earlier tax laws, including deleting one paragraph from the Marketable Securities Tax Act and raising a transfer duty amount from R60 000 to R70 000.
South Africa
Act 19 of 2021
51 provisions
This provision increases certain income tax rebate and medical scheme fee-related amounts, and says the change applies from 1 March 2021 for relevant years of assessment.
South Africa
Act 19 of 2022
63 provisions
This section increases certain income tax rebate and medical scheme credit amounts.
South Africa
Act 1 of 1999
41 provisions
This Act regulates financial management in the national government and sets responsibilities for people entrusted with it.