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Dispute resolution
AJM has an excellent record of successfully handling tax disputes which we attend to in the Tax Board and Tax Court on behalf of our clients, in conjunction with their attorneys or auditors.
Opinions
As registered tax practitioners with a variety of academic and professional qualifications, AJM is the designated firm to provide opinions concerning the tax consequences of identified transactions.
Structuring
Our team’s expertise includes restructuring of affairs, which ensures that existing commercial and family structures may be restructured in a responsible yet tax efficient manner.
AJM is a specialist tax consulting firm which offers a wide spectrum of local and international tax related services. Our areas of speciality include income tax, VAT, estate duty and tax administration. The increased complexity of the South African tax landscape has over time necessitated such a specialist approach, and against this background AJM provides its clients practical solutions to achieve their commercial goals.
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REGISTERING DISPUTES
Drafting and filing of objections and appeals
TAX LITIGATION
Bringing procedural applications at the Tax Court
SETTLEMENT
Engaging in settlement discussions with SARS
General
Advising on the tax consequences of transactions
Specific transactions
Drafting of detailed, legally privileged tax opinions
INTERNATIONAL TAXATION
Identifying international tax consequences for cross-border transactions
GROUP REORGANISATIONS
Proposing tax effective solutions for existing family or corporate structures
EXCHANGE CONTROL
Drafting exchange control applications to the Reserve Bank
FAMILIES
Advising families on the most appropriate estate planning structures
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