SARS Increases Diesel Refund Percentage for Primary Sectors
SARS has increased the allowable diesel consumption for refund claims from 80% to 100% for primary sector beneficiaries under the Customs and Excise Act, effective 1 April 2026.-
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Cabinet Approves SANRAL Plan for E-Toll Closure and Debt Write-Off
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Draft Rates and Monetary Amounts Bill: Treasury Invites Public Comment
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Draft South African Police Service Amendment Bill Submitted to Parliament
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Parliament Demands Intergovernmental Action Plan on R110bn Municipal Eskom Debt
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Parliament Committee Calls for Prioritised Lifestyle Audits for SCM Officials
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Draft VAT Amendments Issued for Valuable Metals Reverse Charge
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The Road Accident Fund has gazetted the quarterly adjustment to the statutory limit for loss of income and loss of support claims, setting the new cap at R381,510.00 effective 30 April 2026.CIPC Automates Co-operative Director Amendments
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) is transitioning Co-operative Director Amendments from manual processing to an automated solution on the enhanced e-Services platform.CIPC: Delays in Disclosure and Finance Enquiries
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) has issued a notice regarding temporary delays in responding to enquiries within the Disclosures and Finance units due to the implementation of the new Customer Enquiry Management System (CEMS).Operation Vulindlela Phase 2: Fourth Quarterly Progress Report Published
The Presidency has released the fourth quarterly progress report for Operation Vulindlela Phase 2, detailing structural reforms in the electricity, water, and local government sectors.Draft National Rail Master Plan: Consultation Process Launched
The Department of Transport has initiated a public consultation process for the draft National Rail Master Plan, intended to establish a strategic framework for South Africa’s rail network and logistics ecosystem.SARB MPG Draft White Paper: Tax Implications of Jibar to ZARONIA Transition
The South African Reserve Bank’s Market Practitioners’ Group has released a draft White Paper addressing the potential tax consequences of transitioning financial contracts from the Johannesburg Interbank Average Rate to the South African Rand Overnight Index Average.FIC Updates Targeted Financial Sanctions List
The Financial Intelligence Centre has updated the Targeted Financial Sanctions list following amendments by the United Nations Security Council, impacting compliance requirements under the Financial Intelligence Centre Act.Trust Administration: Fiduciary Duty and Regulatory Compliance
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The Competition Commission has launched a review of regulatory barriers to market participation, inviting stakeholders to submit proposals for reform by 5 June 2026.Traditional & Khoi-San Leadership Replacement Bill Tabled
The Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill has been formally introduced in Parliament to replace the 2019 Act following a Constitutional Court ruling.Cybersecurity Compliance and Liability for Accounting Practices
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IFRS 20: New Standard on Regulatory Assets and Liabilities
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The Auditor-General has released the 2024-25 Consolidated General Report, revealing that only 151 out of 417 auditees achieved clean audit outcomes under the Public Finance Management Act.IVSC Issues Exposure Draft for New Quality Control Standard IVS 107
The International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) has released an Exposure Draft proposing the introduction of IVS 107: Quality Controls and updates addressing AI and sustainability.Electronic Communications Amendment Bill [B12-2026] Tabled in Parliament
The Electronic Communications Amendment Bill [B12-2026] has been formally tabled in Parliament, marking a significant step in the reform of the telecommunications regulatory framework.Prudential Authority: Draft Public Disclosure Standard for Insurers
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The Rules Board for Courts of Law has invited public comment on draft amendments to the Magistrates’ Courts rules governing the sale in execution of immovable property.Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations: Comments Invited
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National Treasury has published explanatory summaries for the Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill and the General Laws (Anti-Money Laundering & Combating Terrorism Financing) Amendment Bill ahead of their formal introduction to Parliament.LPC Amends Rules on Pupil Remuneration and Good Standing
The Legal Practice Council has gazetted amendments to its rules regarding the remuneration of pupils undergoing practical vocational training and the definition of 'good standing'.Draft Regulations Issued Under Public Procurement Act, No. 28 of 2024
National Treasury has invited public comment on draft General and Tribunal Regulations to operationalise the Public Procurement Act, No. 28 of 2024.Draft Prevention of Illegal Eviction from & Unlawful Occupation of Land Amendment Bill Gazetted
The Department of Human Settlements has called for public comment on the draft Prevention of Illegal Eviction from & Unlawful Occupation of Land Amendment Bill.The views expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Acts Online. Acts Online accepts no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or fairness of the article, nor does the information contained herein constitute advice, legal or otherwise.