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We are an independent Tax Consultancy based in Hout Bay / Cape Town. We are highly effective South African Tax Practitioners with German tax consultant licences that are also experts in accounting and economics and have specialized in consultation issues between South Africa and Germany. In Accounting we process applying Germann GAAP and IFRS.
Our consultants offer you and your clients a unique contact point for prudent client care in the field of economic and financial interrelationships with South Africa.
Our qualified consulting services supports companies and investors in achieving optimum tax planning within South Africa and in Germany to allow for ease of doing business.
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We are always open to growing and inviting new people onboard to join our team.
A strong potential candidate would have, not only an education rooted in accounting and/or taxation, but also be purpose-driven in pursuit of working in this field.
Our aim is to nurture young people with potential to be part of the growth of the business.
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Up to which point interests on loans are deductible?
If you purchase a property in South Africa on a loan and you think that interests could be deductible from the rental income, caution is required, especially with shareholder loans. Interest caps and the requirement of the arm's lenght principle when it comes to contracts with connected persons limit the planning options in the South African income tax system.
If a real estate purchase in South Africa is to be financed and the income from its rental is to be minimized through interest, caution is required, especially with shareholder loans. Interest caps and the lack of a third-party comparison also limit the design options desired in South Africa.