IN COLLABORATION WITH
Financial Emigration
FESTIVE RECAP
As the year comes to a close, now is the perfect time to ensure your clients are fully prepared for the next steps in their financial journey. Join us for an insightful recap session on how your clients can navigate the financial emigration process and understand the critical importance of their tax residency status.
Our expert presenters, Mbalenhle Mahlaba (Expatriate Tax Consultant) and John-Paul Fraser (Tax Attorney), will walk you through the key considerations and strategies to ensure you make informed decisions for your clients in the evolving landscape of financial emigration.
Date & Time
11 December 2024
10:00 SA Time
Host
Mbalenhle Mahlaba
(Expatriate Tax Consultant)
Host
John-Paul Fraser
(Tax Attorney)
Platform
Zoom
Attendance Fee
Complimentary
KEY AREAS OF THE PRESENTATION
Introduction to Financial Emigration
Why your client’s tax residency status matters
Ways in which your client’s can cease their tax residency
Policy Encashments requirements for your clients
Tax planning and roadmap for your clients
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ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Mbalenhle Mahlaba
Expatriate Tax Consultant
Mbalenhle Mahlaba is a distinguished legal professional with a dual academic background, holding a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree as well as a Bachelor of Commerce in Law (B.Com Law). With an unwavering passion for international tax law, Mbali specialises in outbound emigration and expatriate tax. Mbali has laid a solid foundation in legal studies, equipping herself with a comprehensive understanding of the legal intricacies that surround international law and tax matters. Her expertise extends to providing strategic advice to clients, ensuring a seamless transition through the intricate web of tax regulations associated with financial emigration and cessation of tax residency.
John-Paul
Tax Attorney
John-Paul Fraser is employed at Tax Consulting South Africa and is an Admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, having completed his BCom Law Degree LLB Degree. He is in the process of completing his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) through the University of Suffolk in England. John-Paul specialises in cross-border taxation and has found a passion in the technicalities and relief offered under the international legal framework ensuring that tax treatment of income and assets are correctly allocated to the relevant tax jurisdictions.