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The taxation of 'Influencers' in South Africa and in an international context
Social media has changed as a result of the digital economy's explosive expansion, turning it into a powerful tool for both individuals and businesses alike. Influencer marketing, a product of this digital era, has achieved remarkable success. With their dynamic and multifaceted lives, social media...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2025
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