Other Briefs
Hidden danger of under-declaring income: Why expats may be more at risk without knowing it
22nd October 2025 “In terms of the Tax Administration Act, the accused is obliged to submit tax returns for assessment by a specific return date. The accused failed... →
Throwing in the Towel in Tolerable Circumstances
21st October 2025 Receiving an employee’s resignation may appear to signal the end of an employment relationship; however, this may only be the calm before the storm... →
Director Myron Mer wins forty under 40 South Africa award
20th October 2025 Fluxmans Attorneys is proud to share that Myron Mer, Director in our Business Rescue & Insolvency and Criminal Law departments, has won the “Legal... →
Big wins in South Africa’s immigration system highlighted at Paris roundtable
20th October 2025 South Africa’s strides in modernising its immigration framework and particularly the progress towards direct work access for the accompanying... →
Not every taxpayer mistake qualifies – Sars clarifies what counts as a “Readily Apparent Undisputed Error”
17th October 2025 Taxpayers often assume that any assessment error can be swiftly corrected under section 93(1)(d) of the Tax Administration Act, No. 28 of 2011... →
Outdated Sars security details could lock South African expatriates out of the system
15th October 2025 Many South Africans living abroad do not realise that outdated contact information such as old mobile numbers or inactive email addresses on the... →
Justice delayed, but not denied: SA court grants UK citizen permanent residency in rare legal win
13th October 2025 With a single court order, the High Court in Pretoria resolved what the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) failed to finalise for more than five... →
Lesotho and Zimbabwe permit holders granted reprieve until May 2027
9th October 2025 The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Leon Schreiber, has extended the validity of both the Lesotho Exemption Permits (LEPs) and Zimbabwean Exemption... →
