Revenue Laws Amendment Act
This section introduces amendments to several tax and revenue laws.
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This section introduces amendments to several tax and revenue laws.
The Minister of Finance may announce a temporary reduction in transfer duty or a change that removes transfer duty for certain property interests. If the Minister makes such an announcement, it takes effect on the date stated and lasts six months unless Parliament passes legislation to give it effect sooner. The provis
This provision amends parts of the Transfer Duty Act and the Income Tax Act, including definitions, a withholding-tax rebate rule, and commencement dates for some amendments.
This section replaces subsection (4) of section 3 so that certain Commissioner decisions can be objected to and appealed.
This section changes how certain estate property values are worked out, generally using the date of death and fair market value rules.
This section amends section 1 of the Income Tax Act by changing several definitions, including gross income and resident, and by adding an international headquarter company definition.
This provision amends parts of the Marketable Securities Tax Act, including definitions, payment allocation rules, and the penalty for an offence.
This section gives the Act its short title: the Revenue Laws Amendment Act, 2016.
This provision amends parts of the Income Tax Act, including section 3, section 35A, and section 66.
People who acquire property must complete, sign, and submit the required declarations to the Commissioner; the Commissioner and Minister get related powers over electronic declarations and signatures.
This section inserts a new section titled “Power to appoint agent” into the Estate Duty Act, 1955.
The Commissioner must adjust a return’s value or claimed dutiable amount if dissatisfied, and the amended rule starts on the Act’s promulgation date.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including advocate, attorney, Constitutional Court, designated country, and Supreme Court.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including the Fund, motor vehicle, motor car, owner, driver, Minister, and related expressions.
The Fund may make certain agreements, and the Minister must publish a summary of those agreements in the Gazette.
This provision amends Section 10 of the Road Accident Fund Act, 1996, including who may be appointed to the Board and how vacancies may be filled.
This section amends section 4 by adding a paragraph about financial contributions approved by the Minister for road safety projects and programmes.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including Chairperson, Commission, injury, Minister, road accident, Road Accident Fund, and “this Act.”
The Commission must prepare a written report and submit it to the President within the stated time limits; the President may extend the period if the Commission asks in writing.
This section defines key terms and sets transitional rules for certain third-party claims, including a one-year election to stay under the old Act and a R25 000 cap on non-pecuniary loss unless a serious injury report and determination are made.
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