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Evaluation of the "source " rules as contained in section 9 of the South African Income Tax Act as relating to software in the context of the digital economy
In recent decades, the rise of the digital economy has drastically changed the way the world does business. Business can now be conducted without regard to geographical boundaries and limitations and organisations have the ability to conduct business making use of mobile and sophisticated software i...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2016
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