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Abbreviation |
Title |
Publisher |
Volume/issue |
BTCLQ | Business Tax and Company Law Quarterly | SiberInk | (2020) 11.1 |
LDD | Law, Democracy and Development | University of the Western Cape, Faculty of Law |
(2019) 23 (2020) 24 |
SAJHR | South African Journal on Human Rights | Taylor & Francis | (2019) 35.4 |
TPCP | Tax Planning Corporate and Personal | LexisNexis |
(2020) 34.2 (2020) 34.3 |
Townsend, BA and Thaldar, DW ‘Navigating uncharted waters: Biobanks and informational privacy in South Africa’ (2019) 35.4 SAJHR 329.
Dingeldey, P ‘A fourth transformation of democracy? Liquid democracy, supra-national democracy and the fate of participation’ (2019) 23 LDD 181.
Broodryk, T ‘An empirical analysis of class actions in South Africa’ (2020) 24 LDD 54.
Arendse, L ‘The South African Constitution’s empty promise of “radical transformation”: Unequal access to quality education for black and/or poor learners in the public basic education system’ (2019) 23 LDD 100.
Nanima, RD and Durojaye, E ‘Four years following South Africa’s declaration upon the ratification of the ICESCR and jurisprudence on the right to basic education: A step in the right direction?’ (2019) 23 LDD 270.
Mengie, L and Arcuri, A ‘The global financial regulatory system and the rule of law: An appraisal of the regulatory process under Basel III’ (2019) 23 LDD 148.
Heleba, S ‘Does the exclusion of a right to basic sanitation in international law impede its legal enforcement?’ (2019) 23 LDD 245.
Khan, F ‘Has South Africa committed in good faith to article 34 of the UN Refugee Convention, which calls for the naturalisation of refugees?’ (2019) 23 LDD 68.
Bäumler, J ‘Who are “the people” in the German Constitution? A critique of, and contribution to, the debate about the right of foreigners to vote in multi-level democracies’ (2020) 24 LDD 1.
Schaks, N ‘Democracy and (the essential content of) fundamental rights: Marching in line or precarious balancing act?’ (2019) 23 LDD 299.
Zouapet, AK and Plagis, MA ‘Braamfontein encroaching? An internationalist reading of the South African Constitutional Court judgment on the SADC Tribunal’ (2019) 35.4 SAJHR 378.
Coetzee, J ‘Private regulation in the context of international sales contracts’ (2020) 24 LDD 27.
Spies, A ‘The importance of minority judgments in judicial decision-making: An analysis of Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development v Prince’ (2019) 35.4 SAJHR 429.
Van Marle, K ‘Hold on to critical jurisprudence’ (2019) 23 LDD 202.
Nxumalo, L ‘Utilising transformational leadership to implement disability laws in the South African workplace’ (2019) 35.4 SAJHR 351.
Lutchman, S ‘Ex parte Somers (1927) 48 NPD 1: A story of racial exclusion in the South African legal profession’ (2019) 23 LDD 219.
Draga, L and Fick, S ‘Fischer v Unlawful Occupiers: Could the court have interpreted the “may” in s 9(3)(a) of the Housing Act as a “must” under the circumstances of the case?’ (2019) 35.4 SAJHR 404.
Botha, L and Mukumba, T ‘Solely avoidance vehicles – with no independent commercial purpose’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Burt, K ‘A taxable benefit – tax equalisation and compliance’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Clegg, D ‘From Spur to Clicks – thoughts for the future’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Clegg, D ‘South African joint venture – financial arrangement with a non-resident’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Davey, T ‘Frying pan into the fire – section 7(8) or s 7C or both?’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Davidson, S ‘New retirement issues – not only for the old’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Kruger, D and Alexander C ‘Value-added tax and corporate transactions: The dragons slumber (part 1)’ (2020) 11.1 BTCLQ 18.
Marlie, T ‘Unclaimed allowances – a timing issue’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Meiring, G ‘The tax director – II – align tax with business strategy’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Meiring, G ‘The tax director – III – management of tax risk’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Mitchell, K ‘Foreign employment’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Mitchell, L ‘Forward purchases and sales – further unusual trading stock provisions’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Mitchell, K ‘Foreign employment – II – Qualifying remunerations and “work days”’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Mitchell, L ‘Farmers’ trading stock – some peculiar provisions’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Palmer, G ‘Non-profit companies – section 30 application must be correct’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Palmer, G ‘Inactivity until the end – litigation between Sars and Lifman and certain associated entities owned by him commenced in 2015’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Ramfol, R ‘Tax revolt – not the answer’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Rudnicki, M ‘Provision for doubtful debts: Non-banks (more accounting influences)’ (2020) 11.1 BTCLQ 9.
Seligson, M ‘An exercise in tax strategy: Hooray for 12J!’ (2020) 11.1 BTCLQ 1.
Silke, J ‘Adequate reasons test – applied by the tax court’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Stein, M ‘Emigrants and immigrants – South African tax treatments’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Stein, M ‘Spouses’ income or gain – some points to note’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Surtees, P ‘Trading stock valuations – international accounting standards effect’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
Van der Spuy, P ‘Formalities in trust deeds – for proper administration’ (2020) 34.2 TPCP.
Van der Spuy, P ‘A trust for an estate plan – many benefits are available’ (2020) 34.3 TPCP.
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