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We will review any offer that you receive for the sale of your property, to make sure that your interests are protected.
Since 1 September 2007, a withholding tax is levied on the disposal by a non-resident of any immovable property in South Africa in terms of section 35A of the Income Tax Act, if the selling price of the property is higher than R2 million.
Transfer Duty or VAT, whichever is applicable, is triggered on the sale of fixed property in South Africa and is calculated with reference to the purchase price (or value) of the property. A transaction cannot be subject to both VAT and Transfer Duty – it is one or the other.
A short guide to the legal process of transferring a property and how we do what we do.
Estate Planning and a properly drafted Will can ensure that you minimise Estate Duty (also known as “death taxes”) and that your belongings are properly divided among your chosen beneficiaries.
You may be liable for Capital Gains Tax when you sell a property. The capital gain on such a sale is the amount by which the proceeds of the sale exceed the base cost of the property.