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Tax Incentive Bill

Five ways the Employment Tax Incentive Act impacts your HR department
The Employment Tax Incentive Act, also known as the Youth Wage Subsidy just came into effect on 01 January 2014. President Jacob Zuma signed it into law in December despite COSATU's objection to this bill.... ››› more
[07 January 2014]

President Zuma signs Employment Tax Incentive Bill into law
It's official. The Employment Tax Incentive Bill has been signed into law. President Jacob Zuma signed the bill on Wednesday. Read on to find out how you'll be affected...... ››› more
[20 December 2013]

Revealed: Commencement and cessation of the employment tax incentive
In an effort to lower the high levels of unemployment in South Africa, government has adopted the Employment Tax Incentive Bill. With this Bill, government wants to encourage employers, through tax incentives, to create job opportunities for 'qualifying employees'. Read on to find out when the employment tax incentive will be introduced and when it'll come to an end.... ››› more
[17 December 2013]

Revealed: How your employment tax incentive will be calculated
In October this year, the National Assembly adopted the Employment Tax Incentive Bill. The Bill is aimed at encouraging employers, through tax incentives, to create job opportunities for young people aged between19 and29 years. Read on to find out how the tax incentives will be calculated.... ››› more
[13 December 2013]

Employment Tax Incentive Bill: Find out how it affects your company
As you know, the National Assembly adopted the Employment Tax Incentive Bill in Parliament in October. But, do you know the implications of the Bill on your company? Read on to find out how it affects you...... ››› more
[12 December 2013]

What does the new Employee Tax Incentive Bill mean for your business?
Unemployment is a big problem in South Africa. So it's no wonder that government has finally stepped in to reverse the high levels that affect the youth. How? By making sure its new Employee Tax Incentive Bill comes into effect. And it will, the minute 2014 ushers in. Here's what you need to know about it...... ››› more
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