EVENT | HOME AND AWAY: EXPATRIATE TAX LAW UNPACKED IN LONDON
SOUTH AFRICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (UK) IN ASSOCIATION WITH TAX CONSULTING SOUTH AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (UK) IN ASSOCIATION WITH TAX CONSULTING SOUTH AFRICA
South African passport holders can travel visa-free to over 100 countries, ranked the 53rd most powerful passport.
SPONSORED BY XPATWEB FEATURING THE LEXISNEXIS EXPATRIATE TAX PUBLICATION
Xpatweb is sponsoring the British Chamber in South Africa’s October/November Business Briefing at the Inanda Club in Sandton on Wednesday, 30 October 2019 and at the Brasserie at the Stack in Cape Town on Thursday, 7 November, 2019. The event will include a presentation from Jerry Botha, Managing Partner of Tax Consulting South Africa, where he will be tackling the expatriate tax law changes as well as its implications on employers and expatriates.
Recent media reports have criticized South Africa’s restrictive visa rules and the Department of Home Affairs’ poor handling of visa applications. They claim these shortcomings discourage investors from entering the country, thereby inhibiting economic development and job creation.
According to the critical skills survey on XpatWeb, the difficulty in recruiting skilled artisans has risen 45% in the last year. This result makes artisans the third most sought-after skilled professional for companies. The search for ICT specialists and engineers is the only professions to precede skilled artisans.