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A critical analysis of the taxation of cross-border service fees in South Africa: Motivation for the reinstatement of the withholding tax on service fees
South Africa has seen a growth in cross-border services in the last decade. This comes as no surprise since, as early as 2010, the global service sector accounted for approximately 70% of the world’s Gross Domestic Product. Given the magnitude of the service sector, it is imperative that South Afric...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2019
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