Similar Items: The treatment of section 24J instruments denominated in a foreign currency with regard to the categorisation as fixed or variable rate instruments and the interaction between section 24J, section 25D (foreign currency translation rules) and section 24I (gains and losses on foreign exchange transactions)
- The applicability of section 24I of the Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962 to bitcoin gains and losses
- The deductibility of future expenditure on contract in terms of section 24C
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- Using foreign currencies to explain the nominal exchange rate of Rand
- Never again: section 24 of the interim constitution and administrative law in South Africa
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Author: Warneke, David
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