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– General anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) in Section 80A–80L is explained with practical examples of impermissible tax avoidance arrangements.
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– South African residents are taxed on worldwide income, subject to certain exclusions (e.g., foreign employment income under Section 10(1)(o)(ii)). Non-residents are taxed only on South African-source income.
– Expenditure is deductible if it is incurred in the production of income, not of a capital nature, and laid out wholly and exclusively for trade purposes. Silke dissects leading cases like Port Elizabeth Electric Tramway Company Ltd v CIR (1936) and Caltex Oil (SA) Ltd v SIR (1975).
– When is a supply “deemed” to be made? Silke’s flowchart for input tax deduction is legendary among tax practitioners. Conclusion and Ethical Recommendation While I cannot provide a free PDF of Silke, I strongly encourage you to pursue legal access through your university library, interlibrary loan, or a second-hand previous edition. The knowledge inside Silke is invaluable – but so is respecting the authors’ and publisher’s intellectual property. If you need a specific chapter or concept explained, feel free to ask me, and I will do my best to explain the underlying tax principles (not reproduce Silke’s copyrighted text).
