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Tax Law [2024] ZATC 2

ABD Limited v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (14302)

ABD Limited v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (14302) [2024] ZATC 2; 87 SATC 64 (14 February 2024)

The Tax Court held that ABD’s 1% royalty was arm’s length, relying on a Cyprus internal CUP, and set aside SARS’s increased assessments.

  • Transfer Pricing
  • Arms Length Principle
  • Royalty Payments
  • Income Tax Act Section 31
  • Tax Administration Act Section 129
  • Comparable Uncontrolled Price Method
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Tax Law [2023] ZATC 13

Fast (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (IT 14305)

Fast (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (IT 14305) [2023] ZATC 13 (24 August 2023)

The Tax Court allowed the Commissioner to amend his rule 31 statement and partly allowed FAST’s rule 32 amendments, rejecting two new grounds as impermissible.

  • Transfer Pricing
  • Income Tax Act Section 31
  • Tax Court Rules Amendment
  • Arms Length Principle
  • Benchmarking Study
  • Procedural Fairness
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Tax Law [2018] ZAGPPHC 311

Crookes Brothers Limited v Commissioner of the South African Revenue Services (14179/2017)

Crookes Brothers Limited v Commissioner of the South African Revenue Services (14179/2017) [2018] ZAGPPHC 311; 80 SATC 439 (8 May 2018)

High Court review of SARS’s refusal to reduce tax assessments failed because the loan terms allowed earlier repayment, so section 31(7) did not apply.

  • Tax Administration Act Section 93
  • Income Tax Act Section 31
  • Reduced Assessment
  • Subordination Agreement
  • Debt Vs Equity
  • Dividends Tax
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