Also see the Register of all Binding Class Rulings. (The register comprises an overview of all Binding Class Rulings, followed by Binding Class Rulings organised according to tax types.)
Number | Applicable Legislation | Subject |
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BCR 061 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Foreign return of capital |
BCR 062 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Research and development conducted on behalf of a taxpayer |
BCR 063 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Income tax implications of settlement agreement |
BCR 064 | Securities Transfer Tax Act, 2007 | Transfer of a security that constitutes a participatory interest in a collective investment scheme |
BCR 065 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Post-retirement medical aid benefits The guidance contained in this ruling is affected by subsequent law changes |
BCR 066 | Income Tax Act, 1962 and Securities Transfer Tax Act, 2007 | Tax consequences for recipients of shares in an unbundled company |
BCR 067 | Income Tax Act, 1962 Value-Added Tax Act, 1991 | Tax consequences for members arising out of conversion of association to private company |
BCR 068 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Surplus retirement fund assets |
BCR 069 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Employee share ownership plan |
BCR 070 | Income Tax Act, 1962 Securities Transfer Tax Act, 2007 | Recipients of shares in an “unbundled” company |
BCR 071 | Income Tax Act, 1962 Securities Transfer Tax Act, 2007 | Transfer of portfolio investments by foreign pension funds to an authorised contractual scheme |
BCR 072 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Deductibility of employment related expenditure, incurred as part of a B-BBEE ownership transaction and the PAYE treatment of interest-free loan to a share trust |
BCR 073 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Dividends: When the “qualifying purpose” definition must be satisfied |
BCR 074 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Treaty relief – Authorised contractual scheme |
BCR 075 | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Settlement of post-retirement medical aid and retirement gratuity benefits |
New! | Income Tax Act, 1962 | Cancellation of units in foreign collective investment schemes pursuant to their corporate re-domiciliation |
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