- SARS updated its VAT guide for foreign electronic service suppliers to reflect recent legislative changes.
- Non-resident individuals can now act as representative vendors for foreign suppliers or intermediaries of electronic services.
- Foreign enterprises from countries with a Double Taxation Agreement with South Africa are exempt from opening a South African bank account, with certain exceptions.
- The definition of “electronic services” has been expanded, and a new definition for “content” was added.
- VAT credits for foreign suppliers will be offset against future liabilities, but will be refunded to a foreign bank account if the supplier deregisters for VAT in South Africa.
Source: regfollower.com
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