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tax revenews | issue 23
tax revenews | 02 Apr 2019BY tax revenews | issue 23
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Soul destroying – perhaps not!
IP | 02 Apr 2019BY Ilse du Plessis Chicken Licken defends its Soul trade mark.
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Chips – a hot topic in South Africa
IP | 02 Apr 2019BY 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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South African patents, registered designs and patent and design applications: substantial fee increase imminent
IP | 19 Mar 2019BY Dr. Joanne van Harmelen As of 1 April 2019, the official fees payable on South African patents, registered designs, and patent and design applications will be significantly increased for corporate entities.
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tax revenews | issue 22
tax revenews | 19 Mar 2019BY tax revenews | issue 22
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Africa tax in brief
tax | 12 Mar 2019BY Celia Becker The latest tax developments across Africa
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Not all dividends are ordinary
tax | 12 Mar 2019BY Michael Reifarth Shareholders should therefore carefully evaluate the economic effect as well as the tax implications of the relevant options available to them before making an election in respect of a particular for…
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Proposed amendments to clarify income tax treatment of statutory mergers
tax | 12 Mar 2019BY Robert Gad, Megan Stuart-Steer, Jo-Paula Roman Proposed amendments to clarify income tax treatment of statutory mergers.
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Reportable arrangement: proposed reporting burden on mining companies and rehabilitation trusts
Africa Business in Brief | 12 Mar 2019BY Kristel van Rensburg Reportable arrangement: proposed reporting burden on mining companies and rehabilitation trusts
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Tax revolt can lead to sequestration, conviction
11 Mar 2019BY Peter Dachs Over the past few years, there has been discussion about a "tax revolt" in SA.
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The double Big Mac attack
IP | 05 Mar 2019BY Delene Bertasso The Big Mac case shines a spotlight on some important aspects of trade mark law.
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The importance of having a social media manager
technology, media and telecommunications | 05 Mar 2019BY Ridwaan Boda, Rakhee Dullabh Every business can benefit from having an experienced person handling their social media needs. Neglecting this responsibility can lead to the brand being damaged or misrepresented.
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Valentine’s Day: not a great deal of romance
IP | 05 Mar 2019BY Gerard du Toit Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but from a trade mark point of view, it’s been anything but romantic. As the following stories indicate, the world of trade marks has done little to set hearts aflu…
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Precautionary suspension: do employees have the right to make representations?
employment | 26 Feb 2019BY Sade Maitland Must an employer give the employee a chance to make representations on why he or she should not to be suspended, prior to a decision being taken in this regard
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Undue delay in prosecuting review applications: a cautionary tale
employment | 26 Feb 2019BY Lee Masuku Delaying the prosecution of a review application can carry the risk of a court refusing to hear the application
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