Efiling Edition:
Split Returns – Ceasing and Commencing Residency
Date:
2 September 2026
Time:
10:00 – 11:00
Platform:
Zoom
Cost:
R220
CPD Points:
1.0
With SARS placing an increased focus on taxpayers ceasing and commencing South African tax residency, it is critical to ensure that the tax returns are completed to consider the relevant tax implications borne on each split tax assessment period.
Join us as we unpack the recent changes, and complexities of the 2027 filing season.
Date:
2 September 2026
Time:
10:00 – 11:00
Platform:
Zoom
Cost:
220.00
CPD Points:
1.0
Cost:
220.00
CPD Points:
1.0
Key topics
In this session, the following key topics will be covered:
- Key principles under the Income Tax Act
- The most recent SARS publications and their impact on filing season
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Complexities:
- Ceasing residency
- Commencing residency
- Practical eFiling considerations, challenges, and examples
- Extended Q&A
Who Should Join?
Tax Practitioners & Accountants
Payroll Administrators & Financial Managers
Bookkeepers & Finance Officers
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Meet The Speakers
Rehnu Vallabh
SENIOR TAX CONSULTANT
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Rehnu Vallabh comes from a tax environment with more than 10 years’ experience, her niche is high net worth and expatriate clients. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree (Bcom (Law) as well as Postgraduate Diplomas in Tax Law and International Tax.
She is registered as a General Tax Practitioner with the South African Institute of Taxation (SAIT). Her expertise in expatriate taxation includes navigating the complexities of cross-border tax planning, double taxation agreements (DTAs), foreign tax credits (Section 6quat), and tax residency determinations.
She provides strategic guidance on tax-efficient structuring for individuals working abroad, ensuring compliance with both South African Revenue Service (SARS) regulations and international tax obligations.
Tshepo Thebyane
SENIOR TAX CONSULTANT
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Tshepo has a deep routed interest in individual tax, with more 5 years of experience. He is astute with expatriate taxes and capital gains tax; his true joy is in accumulating new knowledge within the field of taxation – as well as exploring the legal content expressed in the Income Tax Act. His interest in the legal content of the Income Tax Act stems from his acquisition of a legal degree. Tshepo’s key motto is to develop personal reliance, before seeking social dependence.