Sign in
South Africa Source-linked decisions Coverage checked

South Africa Case Law

Search judgments by proposition, citation, court, judge or legal topic, then move directly into the source-grounded case analysis.

Courts on this page
1 court collection
Last checked

South Africa decisions

Decisions matching the current search

Clear filters
Tax Law [2017] ZASCA 29

New Adventure Shelf 122 (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner of the South African Revenue Services (310/2016)

New Adventure Shelf 122 (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner of the South African Revenue Services (310/2016) [2017] ZASCA 29; [2017] 2 All SA 784 (SCA); 2017 (5) SA 94 (SCA); 79 SATC 233 (28 March 2017)

The SCA held that a later cancellation of a sale did not justify reopening a final 2007 capital gains tax assessment; any loss arose in the cancellation year.

  • Capital Gains Tax
  • Tax Assessment Finality
  • Cancellation Of Sale
  • Capital Loss
  • Eighth Schedule Interpretation
  • Capital-gains-tax
Read case analysis
Tax Law [2007] ZASCA 99

Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Brummeria Renaissance (Pty) Ltd and Others (391/06)

Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Brummeria Renaissance (Pty) Ltd and Others (391/06) [2007] ZASCA 99; [2007] 4 All SA 1338 (SCA); 2007 (6) SA 601 (SCA); 69 SATC 205 (13 September 2007)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the right to use interest-free loans constitutes gross income accruing to the taxpayer, as it is a valuable right capable of being valued in money. The court rejected the argument that such a benefit must be convertible into money by the taxpayer to be taxable, emphasizing that the test is objective and based on whether the right has a money value. The court further found that the Commissioner was precluded by section 79(1) read with section 81(5) of the Income Tax Act from raising further revised assessments against Brummeria for the tax years 1996 to 19…

  • Income Tax Act
  • Gross Income Definition
  • Interest Free Loans
  • Tax Assessment Finality
  • Housing Development Schemes
Read case analysis

About this LexChat collection

South Africa decisions are organised by court, judge, legal area and indexed issue so a practitioner can move from a proposition to a citable authority with the surrounding context intact.