We're back on! The #SABudgetSpeech2025 is set to go ahead next week Wednesday 12 March and we're going to give you all you need to know in a very short summary on Friday 14 March. If you're keen to know what happened without being bored to tears by a long-winded summary, this one is for you! Register here: https://lnkd.in/dUM-Y9Bj #Webinar #BudgetSummary #SAbudget2025
Regan van Rooy
金融服务
City of Tshwane，Gauteng 2,962 位关注者
We are an international tax and structuring firm focusing on Africa, with offices in SA, Mauritius, Ireland & the UK.
关于我们
We are a boutique international tax and structuring firm focusing on Africa, both inbound and outbound, with offices in South Africa, Mauritius and Ireland.
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https://www.reganvanrooy.com
Regan van Rooy的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 金融服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- City of Tshwane，Gauteng
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2017
- 领域
- International tax、Treasury、Financial communications、Company secretarial、Skills development和Coaching
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Regan van Rooy员工
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Carine van den Berg
Partner at Regan van Rooy
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Cabrini McCarrick
Transfer Pricing Partner @ Regan van Rooy | Lawyer, Tax Law
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Rajnish Singh
Transfer Pricing Director | Expert on TP structuring | Working with UK/Irish businesses providing practical/flexible solutions on TP…
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Vanessa Turnbull-Kemp
Head of Outbound Structuring at Regan van Rooy II We assist SA based start-ups with tax efficient structuring solutions ??
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WEBINAR ALERT ? Transfer Pricing controversy in Ireland - dispute resolution and prevention mechanisms. Join us for an insightful webinar on Transfer Pricing controversy in Ireland, where we will explore innovative dispute resolution and prevention mechanisms. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with industry experts and gain practical strategies for navigating this complex challenge. #TransferPricing #Webinar #IrelandControversy
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?? Yesterday, Russell Eastaugh and Caoilfhionn van der Walt tackled 15 key challenges of doing business across Africa, covering topics like mining, gambling, crypto, tax issues with expats, intragroup loans, and country-specific updates for eSwatini, Nigeria, and Kenya. Stay tuned for video snippets or reach out for the full video!
Founder & managing partner at Regan Van Rooy | Passionate about Tax Tech | We solve tax problems for multinational groups | Trained at Andersen and Deloitte, heading a senior team providing real solutions in real time.
So yesterday Russell Eastaugh and I rattled through 15 key challenges when doing business across Africa. We covered a number of topics including challenges facing specific industries (mining, gambling, airlines, crypto assets), tax issues that arise on specific circumstances (utilising expats, intragroup loans, rationalising dormant companies, managing tax audits), different tax topics (taxes on death, withholding tax on services, even exchange control) and zooming in on key specific country updates (eSwatini, Nigeria, Kenya). We focussed on the African tax quirks that can trip up new entrants, ie what you don't know you don't know about the African tax environment and how education and upfront planning is therefore critical. We'll be sharing the video snippets over the next few weeks, if you'd like the whole loooooong video let us know, thanks Russell Eastaugh, it was fun, if exhausting!
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? Spending over 91 days in South Africa annually or accumulating 915+ days over 5 years could make you a tax resident, regardless of your intentions. SARS may tax your global income. Contact Vanessa Turnbull-Kemp today for more information. #TaxCompliance #InternationalTax #SARS
Head of Outbound Structuring at Regan van Rooy II We assist SA based start-ups with tax efficient structuring solutions ??
Spending too much time in SA? It could cost you. If you: ? Spend 91+ days in SA per year ? Have clocked 915+ days in total over 5 years ? Own significant assets here SARS might still consider you a tax resident, even if you think you’ve left. That could mean tax on all your global income. Check where you stand before SARS does. Full details: https://lnkd.in/gMgyV2js #TaxCompliance #InternationalTax #SARS
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? Shoutout to our amazing team member, Rajnish Singh, who recently traded spreadsheets for tuxedos at the prestigious Black-Tie Dinner held by the Irish Tax Institute in Ireland! ? From reviewing those reports to balancing the charm, Rajnish Singh showed us that tax pros can be stylish too! Not only did he represent us with class but also got the chance to connect with some of the sharpest minds in the industry. A night of networking, learning, and a little bit of Irish elegance. ?? #TaxPro #NetworkingGoals #BlackTieAffair #TansferPricing
Transfer Pricing Director | Expert on TP structuring | Working with UK/Irish businesses providing practical/flexible solutions on TP advisory/compliance & Business Model Optimisation | Trained at EY, Deloitte & KPMG
?? Fantastic Evening at the Irish Tax Institute Annual Dinner 2025! ?? Had an amazing time connecting with friends, colleagues, and industry leaders at the Irish Tax @sara Institute's Annual Tax Dinner. The discussions were insightful, and the networking opportunities were invaluable. Special thanks to everyone who made the evening memorable. Looking forward to continuing these great conversations and collaborations!!! Sarah O' Connor, Keith Lynch FCA, Anand Kumar Pandey, ACCA, CTA, Derek Henry, Trish McCarvill CTA, Maebh Madden, Maura Ginty, Paula Leitch, Saumya Sadanand, Katie Auld, Colin Farrell
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Did you know the U.S. Income Tax was born out of booze? ???? Before Prohibition, liquor taxes made up 40% of federal revenue. Caoilfhionn van der Walt Friday fun fact ?? #taxfunfact #incometax
Founder & managing partner at Regan Van Rooy | Passionate about Tax Tech | We solve tax problems for multinational groups | Trained at Andersen and Deloitte, heading a senior team providing real solutions in real time.
Did you know? The U.S. Income Tax exists because of… booze! ???? Before Prohibition, the U.S. government relied heavily on alcohol taxes, up to 40% of federal revenue came from taxing liquor! ???? Then came the temperance movement, leading to the 16th Amendment in 1913, which introduced the federal income tax to replace lost alcohol revenue. When Prohibition kicked in (1920-1933), the government realised that banning booze was not just unpopular, it was financially disastrous! So, when Prohibition was revoked in 1933, alcohol taxes returned, but the income tax stayed for good! Next time you file your tax return, raise a glass to history! ???? #FridayFunTaxFact #Prohibition #IncomeTax
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Farewell dear Kitso Raaff, it has been such a delight having you part of the International Tax team. We wish you all the best. Thank you Netflorist for the splash of orange gift for Kitso. #farewell #allthebest #internationaltax
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Nigeria’s tax system is undergoing a major transformation. A new set of tax reform Bills proposes lower corporate tax rates, a revamped VAT system, and streamlined administrative processes. But with global income taxation, controlled foreign company rules, and excise duty changes, there are some challenges ahead. This week Russell Eastaugh breaks down the key reforms, potential concerns, and what businesses should prepare for.
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Nigeria’s Tax System Gets A Major Overhaul. Nigeria’s tax system has needed significant reform for a long time now. In this week's newsletter Russell Eastaugh puts the spotlight on these changes. https://lnkd.in/dc2xm6Tx #Nigeriataxsystem #AfricanTax #ReganvanRooy
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? Nigeria’s tax system is undergoing a major transformation. In this video, Russell Eastaugh breaks down the key reforms, potential concerns, and what businesses should prepare for. https://lnkd.in/dgh9phMB #NigeriaTax #Transformation #AfricanTax #KeyReforms
Nigeria's Tax Updates 2025 | Russell Eastaugh of Regan van Rooy
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