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Group taxation of tightly-held qualifying groups in South Africa
Currently, companies are taxed on an individual basis in South Africa and there is no provision for the offsetting of profits and losses of different companies within a tax group. Admittedly, businesses have the option to operate under a single divisionalised entity whereby they are able to enjoy of...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2020
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