2020 Webinar Offshore Tax Planning Options For A Sa Tax Resident Webinar 3
Duration: 2 hours
Price: R475.00
2020 Webinar Offshore Tax Planning Options For A Sa Tax Resident Webinar 3
Presenters : Mark Andrew Korten
Overview
Many South African residents want to make use of tax planning options to minimize their South African tax consequences. Proper structuring is necessary to ensure that the most efficient options are made use of. If not, taxpayers might be faced with problems and unexpected tax consequences in future. Structuring should not only take the current tax savings and benefits into account when structuring, but also the future tax that could arise in subsequent periods. A holistic and long-term perspective is important in choosing the best tax planning option.
The third webinar in this series of three webinars will be taking place on 8 July 2020. This webinar will focus on explaining the Mauritian residency and tax system as a viable location for South Africans to take up tax residency and operate a business or profession. This webinar will deal with the following-
- The various options available to take up residency by living and working in Mauritius
- Overview of the Mauritian tax system for an expatriate SA person that moves his tax residency to Mauritius
- Various tax and estate planning options in Mauritius for the individual, trusts and companies resident in Mauritius
- Explaining the concept of forced heirship rules that apply to a Mauritian domiciled person
- Identifying where Mauritius is very attractive and in what circumstances it is less attractive
- Highlighting Mauritian tax holidays and incentives offered
- Living in Mauritius: Benefits and challenges of living, working, children’s schooling, shopping, law and order, owning property and general lifestyle in Mauritius
- Briefly touching on Dubai, Singapore and Malta as likely alternative jurisdictions that are tax friendly
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