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The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

The Transfer Duties Act defines “Property” as including the shares of a residential property company so, the sale of those shares attracts Transfer Duty. It also often attracts CGT. Let’s take an example. You own a company that bought a residential property for rental. The net Asset Value of the company started at R100 and has now grown to R3m due to the growth in value of the property. Now, you want to sell the shares to the trust that you registered back in 2020. My first question would be “What was the last tax year for which you submitted…

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