Tag: South Africa

Graphene Economics™ in the news: Mail & Guardian article

April 1, 2019 / By Lawrence

A close-up of several stacked newspapers with a visible headline section titled "World Business" on one of them, discussing topics like tax incentives and transfer pricing.

Graphene Economics™ was recently featured in an interesting article in the Mail & Guardian (M&G) about the main takeaway from

Regulation,

Reportable Arrangements come under scrutiny from SARS

June 18, 2018 / By Lawrence

A laptop, a white mug, a ruler, an open spiral notebook with a pencil and paperclip, and a pen on a white desk suggest meticulous attention to reportable arrangements.

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) places responsibility for declaring certain high-risk arrangements and transactions on corporate taxpayers. These are

Documents,

Infographic: filing guide for the master file (MF) and local file (LF) in South Africa

September 20, 2017 / By Lawrence

Three file binders, two standing upright and one leaning to the right, serve as a filing guide for the master file. Each binder features an orange hexagon label at the bottom.

Graphene Economics™ has compiled a document outlining the South African filing requirements for the transfer pricing master file and local

Regulation,

Country-by-Country Reporting: Infographic Filing Guide for South Africa

September 7, 2017 / By Lawrence

An orange arrow points from an outline of South Africa to a globe, indicating international connection or export, underscoring the importance of Country-by-Country Reporting.

Graphene Economics™ has put together a handy infographic for the CbCR filing process in South Africa. Download your copy now! DOWNLOAD