International Travel into South Africa
*This article will be constantly updated as countries are added or removed from the HIGH RISK list – Government will review the list every 2 weeks* As of today, South Africa’s borders have reopened, albeit not for everyone. With the prevalence of Covid19 still high throughout the world, the South African government have taken the decision… Read more »
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10 Year Birthday!
THANK YOU! It’s hard to believe that it’s been 10 years since we started Non Res SA. I still remember drawing up our first brochure and walking into estate agencies to explain and sell our services. It was tough, especially since it was all during the 2008 property crisis but we soldiered on and thank… Read more »
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The Ramaphosa Effect On The Rand
Since the last few trading days in November the value of the Rand has appreciated significantly when measured against the Dollar, the Euro and the Pound. In the days leading up to the African National Congress (ANC) conference, 18th Dec 2018, we saw an ailing Rand where political and economic risks were generously priced into the… Read more »
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The Common Reporting Standard & South Africa
In June 2017, South Africa joined many other nations committed to providing information for the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) as developed by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) in an effort to combat global tax evasion. Tax evasion and avoidance has become a global issue and governments are taking action to combat this trend… Read more »
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Property Compliance Certificates
A compliance certificate is a document which provides the parties with an assurance that all required safety standards have been complied with. Some certificates are required under National Legislation such as electrical and electric fence, whereas others are required by Municipal By-Law such as the Plumbing Certificate required by the City of Cape Town. ELECTRICAL… Read more »
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