Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act
24 .April 1998 , N(I. 615.
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24 .April 1998 , N(I. 615.
28 September 1998 No. 1217.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including “appeal,” “business day,” “Department,” “Director-General,” “Division,” “full court,” “head of court,” “High Court,” and “judicial officer.”
This section defines key terms used in the Act and sets out how certain financial institutions, the Board, and the Registrar are to handle permissions, levies, records, and temporary exemptions.
The Chief Justice may direct the Supreme Court to sit at another place in the Eastern Cape if he or she thinks it is expedient.
This section is a set of headings about delegations by the Commissioner, legal proceedings on behalf of the Commissioner, the Minister’s powers and duties, and the Minister’s power to appoint a Tax Ombud.
This section states that section 5 of Act 45 of 1955 is amended.
This section is the explanatory note for an amendment Act and lists the tax laws it changes and the main kinds of changes made.
This section changes the definition of “representative taxpayer” for company income.
This provision is the long title/overview of the Tax Administration Laws Amendment Act, 2020, listing the tax and customs laws it amends.
This section says section 1 of Act 40 of 1949 is amended, with a long list of prior amendments noted.
This section is part of an amendment Act and describes changes to several tax-related laws, including the Tax Administration Act.
This section is an amendment provision for section 30A of Act 58 of 1962.
This section amends the definition of “representative taxpayer” so that, for certain income of an insolvent person or insolvent estate, the trustee or administrator of the insolvent estate is the representative taxpayer.
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.
This section amends tax rules: it redefines who counts as a representative taxpayer in some disability/trust cases, lets the Commissioner raise an additional assessment if R&D approval is withdrawn, and requires certain industrial policy project companies to report progress within 12 months after each year of assessmen
This section is an explanatory note saying the Act amends several tax and customs laws for the listed purposes.
This section identifies Act No. 13 of 2017 and describes it as an amendment act.
This section amends section 3 of the Income Tax Act, 1962 by changing wording in subsection (5) and adding a new paragraph about making a disclosure under section 69(8)(b)(i) of the Tax Administration Act.
If the seller does not file the required return within 12 months after the end of the year of assessment, the payment is treated as a self-assessment under section 95(3).
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