We are absolutely delighted to welcome the esteemed CEO of GSM Law and renowned tax expert, Ulrik Strandvik, to the Capital Alchemy podcast.

In this episode, our host Tatenda Chikombero sits down with Ulrik for an insightful discussion about the current tax landscape in South Africa, covering a variety of important topics, including:

⭐️ The key issues in South Africa’s tax system: An in-depth exploration of the primary challenges and issues facing tax in South Africa today.

⭐️ Local trusts with offshore beneficiaries: Insightful analysis of how local trusts manage and operate with beneficiaries located offshore.

⭐️ Offshore trusts with local beneficiaries: A detailed look at the dynamics and implications of offshore trusts that have beneficiaries within South Africa.

⭐️ Golden visas and tax emigration: Discussion on the advantages and complexities associated with golden visas and the process of tax emigration.⭐️ The potential introduction of a wealth tax: Examination of the possible impacts and considerations of implementing a wealth tax in South Africa.

⭐️ Offshore jurisdictions: An overview of various offshore jurisdictions This episode promises to provide valuable insights and practical advice for navigating the ever-changing landscape of tax in South Africa.

Tune in for a thorough and enlightening discussion with one of the leading experts in the field.
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