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Trading stock : a critical analysis of the application of Section 1 of the Income Tax Act no 58 of 1962
The right to tax is traditionally based on connection to jurisdiction. Taxation is divided into international and domestic systems. An international tax system subjects its residents to tax on their income from all around the world while a domestic tax system subjects its residents to tax only on in...
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Department of Commercial Law
2016
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