International Tax Structures
Presenters : Hugo van Zyl , Mathys Briers-Louw
Overview
International tax structures are a complex web of regulations and agreements that govern how businesses and individuals are taxed when engaging in cross-border economic activities. Normally, the primary aim of international tax structures is to prevent double taxation while ensuring that income generated from international operations is appropriately taxed, but for many South Africans, it is about wealth protection. In this video, we will address the ever-changing regulatory rules to be considered and the options between trust and foundation. Business structures must be designed within the new OECD framework, BEPS initiatives, and international pressure to ensure all businesses pay a minimum corporate tax rate.
Video Content
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International Trends
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UBO reporting & AEOI & BEPS
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Popular Jurisdictions
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Corporate holding structures vs Family structures
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Exchange Control
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Trust vs Foundation
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Alternative Instruments
Competencies developed in this video
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Obtain International Awareness.
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Update on the SA Regulatory Environment.
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Update on SA's new Multilateral Instrument Tax Treaty Update.
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Understand appropriate structures and the role of the best possible or most appropriate jurisdiction.
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