
Tax on Worldwide Income
Do South Africans abroad still pay tax on global earnings? Here’s what you need to know.
Managing money across borders isn’t simple. South African businesses and individuals living or working abroad face a maze of rules, approvals, and tax considerations — from inheritance transfers to retirement annuities, from paying overseas employees to unlocking funds for global investments.
At Currency Assist, we’ve seen the same challenges play out time and again: confusion about SARS requirements, uncertainty around exchange control, and delays that cost people both time and money.
That’s why we’ve created the Currency Assist Insight Series.
These articles are designed to:
Whether you’re unlocking your retirement annuity, moving an inheritance offshore, paying staff abroad, or making an international transfer, the Insight Series will guide you step by step.
Read on, and discover how Currency Assist can make your international money matters simpler, faster, and safer — so you can focus on what’s ahead, not on the red tape behind.
Practical guidance on how residency status impacts your global finances.
Do South Africans abroad still pay tax on global earnings? Here’s what you need to know.
What’s changed since 2021, and how to make the move to tax non-resident status?
How to unlock and transfer funds built up in South Africa.
Receiving an inheritance in South Africa but living overseas? Here’s how to get it safely to you.
The new rules for accessing your RA abroad — and how to move the funds offshore.
Solutions for South African employers and professionals with cross-border commitments.
The rules, allowances, and approvals you need to move funds abroad — simplified.
How South African businesses can pay staff working overseas while staying compliant.
– Erhardt Scholtz, Private Client