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South African expat retirement planning – what you need to know about withdrawing your RA in 2024
So, you're thinking about moving abroad and retiring there? That's awesome! But before you decide, let's talk about something important: ...
Submitting an Exchange Control application: The SARB approval process
Understanding the process of submitting an exchange control application to the South African Reserve Bank is a formality and a ...
Rediscover Koeksisters with the help of a Rooibos tea syrup
If you're a South African expat longing for a taste of home, you're in for a treat. Nothing evokes memories ...
Planning your visit to family living abroad
The holiday season is almost upon us, and for many South Africans, this means planning an overseas trips from South ...
Selling your property in South Africa – the guide to expat Capital Gains Tax implications
For expat property owners in South Africa, handling the sale process from abroad can be stressful. Dealing with estate agents, ...
Exchange control regulations South Africa: Food for thought when considering investment into the country
When exploring business operations in South Africa, it’s vital to consider the unique South Africa exchange control regulations and the ...
Top tips for staying under the radar with SARS
In case you haven’t already heard, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is stepping up its efforts to ensure full ...
Flavours of South Africa: Biltong stew recipe
South African cuisine is brimming with diverse flavors each with their own rich history. Among the many delicious dishes that ...
Clarifying the three-year rule – you don’t need to wait three years to tax emigrate after relocating
Despite having been in effect for a number of years already, there is a fair amount of uncertainty about how ...
Alert: South African exchange control contraventions
Exchange control regulations are crucial for managing a country's foreign exchange reserves and ensuring economic stability. In South Africa, violating ...
