WEBINAR
IN collaboration WITH
SARS Governance of Tax Practitioners:
New Interpretation Note 132
This is a must-attend for all tax practitioners!
Join us for a session of critical importance covering the new SARS Interpretation Note 132, published on July 29, 2024, which addresses the regulation, registration, and deregistration of tax practitioners.
We are honoured to have Professor Keith Engel, CEO of South Africa’s largest Recognised Controlling Body (RCB), the South African Institute of Taxation (SAIT), leading this session. His extensive experience and knowledge will provide you with valuable insights into SARS’ governance of tax practitioners and the latest developments that affect the profession.
Key Topics
This session will provide crucial information on the impact of Interpretation Note 132 on your role as a tax practitioner and key topics will include:
- Governance of the Tax Practitioner Profession by SARS
- Conditions that may result in deregistration
- Criteria for ineligibility to register as a tax practitioner
- Practical considerations
- Latest SARS developments affecting tax practitioners
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
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Tax Practitioners (General tax practitioners/
Tax Technicians/Master Tax Practitioners) - Tax advisors or tax consultants
- Aspiring tax practitioners
- Compliance officers in a tax-related fields
- All tax professionals
Don’t miss this important session! Gain insights into how SARS is regulating your profession. Join the CPD Consortium with SAIT CEO Keith Engel to stay informed and up to date! Don’t wait — register today!
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Event Details
Presenter
Catherine Fourie
Presenter
Keith Engel
Date
13 August 2024
Time
16:00 SA Time
Location
Zoom
CPD Points
1
Price
FREE
Meet the Presenters
Catherine Fourie
HEAD OF CPD CONSORTIUM
Catherine is a Chartered Accountant (CA(SA)) and tax practitioner who completed her articles at Deloitte in 2003. After three secondments to the United States of America and Canada, she rejoined Deloitte as audit manager for four years, whereafter she has been a lecturer on the BCom Accounting programme with the Nelson Mandela University for 15 years until early 2024.
Her main subjects were Taxation, Auditing and Ethics and Corporate Governance, as well as lecturing on the MCom (Taxation) program. She has a deep passion for teaching to which she has dedicated most of her professional career, especially fundamental principles. She implemented innovative learning and teaching practices, both online and hybrid/flexible; always ensuring impactful learning.
As a member of the SAICA Digital Acumen Working Group she has always been passionate about innovation and resilience, which are both essential for the sustainability and growth of the modern professional. With the many students which have been through her lectures, she is excited to now bring digital innovation to the upskilling of professionals who work in the ever-changing landscape of tax and accounting.
Her approach and style is one of ensuring a sound technical base, from where she quickly makes tax and accounting highly practical and relevant; delivering immediate value for anyone attending her training sessions.
Keith Engel
CEO at South African Institute of Taxation (SAIT)
Keith is the Chief Executive Officer for the South African Institute of Taxation. As part of his core duties managing the Institute, he is heavily engaged in tax at a policy, legislative and interpretative level (e.g. with National Treasury, Parliament, SARS, the Davis Tax Committee and the private sector). His role also includes presentations and participation in a wide range of South African tax and regional African tax issues for technical audiences and is repeatedly engaging with the media. Outside of the Institute, he regularly teaches at the Wits University as an adjunct professor and provides lectures at other universities. Keith is well known for his leading roles in the formulation of tax legislation at the National Treasury from 2000 to 2013.
Keith Engel has engaged in a broad range of tax issues with a special emphasis on international and transactional tax. In more recent days, he has been focusing more heavily on individual wealth issues at both a domestic and cross-border level. He has a good grasp of residency and domicile issues involving South Africa, the United States and the United Kingdom. Many of his seminars relating to local and offshore trusts.