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The creation of a permanent establishment in South Africa as a result of the activities or presence of a partner or partners in South Africa
This dissertation seeks to establish whether the presence or activities of a partner or partners in South Africa creates (or is at risk of creating) a permanent establishment for that partner, the partnership or the co-partners in South Africa. At the outset, the major legal and fiscal consequences...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2017
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