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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"general anti-avoidance rule"”.

  1. The New General Anti-Avoidance Rule: A comprehensive discourse on this Statute

    … GAAR stating: 'What we can't accommodate is a rule which is intended to limit avoidance that is so abused and tatty with wear.' This paved the way for the SARS launching their 2005 discussion paper on GAAR. SARS, in their introduction, discussed and pointed out the ramifications of aggressive …

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  2. A critical analysis of the requirements of the South African General Anti Avoidance Rule Section 80A of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962

    … dissertation looking at the South African General Anti Avoidance Rule. I hope that this paper will shed some light on the complex requirements of the GAAR as contained in section 80A, read together with relevant sections.

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  3. A comparison of the substantive aspects of impermissible tax arrangements under South Africa's General Anti-Avoidance Rule and the Principal Purpose Test with specific reference to the examples found within the 2017 OECD Model Tax Convention

    … these ambiguities and contrasts them with the general anti-avoidance rule (hereafter "GAAR") found within S80A of the Income Tax Act 8 of 1962. In doing so, the author asked which areas of the Principal Purpose Test are vague and can be interpreted in light of the South African GAAR to assist …

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  4. The development of the simulated transactions doctrine as means of combating impermissible tax avoidance

    Tax avoidance may be an inevitable consequence of taxation; however, it remains a great drain on the fiscus. There are many ways in which the Commissioner may attack avoidance arrangements in order to lessen the drain on the fiscus. One manner in which the Commissioner may attack avoidance …

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