Advance rulings: draft rules for comment

SARS has published draft rules for comment relating to advance rulings. Importers often face uncertainty when determining how SARS will classify goods, determine their customs value, or assess their country of origin. To provide greater certainty, Chapter IXA of the Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964 allows businesses to apply for an advance ruling before goods are imported.


Borrowing costs: when a raising fee can reduce your tax bill

The interest rate is only part of the cost of borrowing. A lender may also charge a fee before releasing the money. For investors financing property or a business, whether that fee is tax deductible can make a difference to the deal.


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