Kenyan court rules in landmark exports tax case
08 Apr 2019
BY Celia Becker
The Kenyan High court rules on when services are deemed to be exported and thus zero-rated for VAT purposes.
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Not much romance in trade
08 Apr 2019
BY Gerard du Toit
From counterfeits to banality, it pays to be serious about products.
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What the right to disconnect means in SA
08 Apr 2019
BY Lauren Salt AND Siphile Hlwatika
The responsibility to deal with work-related calls and emails after hours should be stated formally.
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Profit or capital nature of sales decides tax rate
08 Apr 2019
BY Peter Dachs
One of the most fundamental questions in SA tax law is whether the receipt from disposal of an asset is capital or revenue in nature.
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Africa regulatory ENSight
03 Apr 2019
BY Celia Becker
2019 | 4
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tax revenews | issue 23
02 Apr 2019
tax revenews | issue 23
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Soul destroying – perhaps not!
02 Apr 2019
BY Ilse du Plessis
Chicken Licken defends its Soul trade mark.
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Liézal Mostert joins ENSafrica's IP department
02 Apr 2019
ENSafrica is delighted to welcome Liézal Mostert, who joins the IP department as a senior associate.
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Amazon: lessons from the world’s biggest brand
02 Apr 2019
Brand owners will undoubtedly welcome any efforts made by the world’s largest retailer to tackle the scourge of counterfeiting.
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Chips – a hot topic in South Africa
02 Apr 2019
BY Gaelyn Scott
A recent ruling of the ARB on adverts for McCain chips gives an interesting insight into the new adverting regulatory regime.
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Parody and abuse
02 Apr 2019
BY Gaelyn Scott AND Liézal Mostert
A long-running legal dispute in the USA involving the brand Louis Vuitton is interesting. Not only does it deal with parody as a defence to trade mark infringement, but it also deals with trade mark bullying.
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Africa Business In Brief
31 Mar 2019
issue 298
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GTDT: Arbitration
28 Mar 2019
South Africa | 2019
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Uganda passes new Investment Code
26 Mar 2019
BY Phillip Karugaba
Uganda has enacted the Investment Code Act, 2019. The previous Code was enacted in 1991 and was long overdue for amendment given the changes in approach to attracting investment and the glaring weaknesses in the old Code.
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Africa Business In Brief
25 Mar 2019
issue 297
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