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Do we need to worry about Trade Wars?

The primary reason that countries engage in protection is to promote the economic strength of the home country, including employment, often at points when the global economy is weak, or when there is rising competition from foreign participants. Through stronger local industry a country becomes less reliant on imports from foreign nations, providing a stronger base from which to direct its own growth policies.

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What to consider when preparing your Last Will & Testament

Having a Will is arguably one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family. Not only can a Will legally protect your family and assets, it also gives you the comfort of knowing that the rewards of your life\’s work will be distributed and managed according to your wishes, once you have passed on.

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Will I Outlive My Retirement Savings?

We have all heard the saying that “50 is the new 40”. Well this statement is becoming a reality, as people are now living longer. Being able to live longer is certainly favourable, however the consequences of the increasing life expectancy are adverse when one has not saved sufficiently for retirement. Longevity risk can be reduced through maintaining a sustainable level of income.

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INVESTMENT FRAUD ALERT

Over the past few months we have been made aware of various fraudulent attempts made on investor’s investment accounts in South Africa. With email hacking on the rise, we have processes in place to ensure that our client’s investments are protected; however the modus operandi of these fraudsters does continue to evolve; as a result we ask for your assistance in preventing these attempts.

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New Tax Treaty with Mauritius

The recently announced new tax agreement with Mauritius is aimed at preventing tax avoidance and/or evasion by multinational corporations and will apply from 1 January 2016.

The treaty introduces Capital Gains Tax (where the disposed investments derive more than 50% of their value from immovable property) and will levy tax on interest (10%) and royalties earned (5%). The two countries aim to work together to determine the tax status of mutual companies and trusts and work together to collect outstanding taxes.

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