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An analysis of paragraph (c) of the 'gross income' definition and the term 'services rendered'
The South African tax system operates as a dual system of direct and indirect taxation. Direct taxation is imposed directly on taxpayers be they natural or legal by nature, by imposing tax on the income of those taxpayers. This is known as income tax. Another form of direct taxation is estate duty....
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Department of Commercial Law
2023
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