The aim of this newsletter is to give you an easy-to-read overview of the latest tax updates in Africa. This month’s newsletter includes, amongst others, an update on the tax proposals (including Pillar 2) in Kenya’s 2024 Finance Bill, as well as a summary of grants and tax incentives in Southern Africa.
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Even if the 30% ruling is applied with retroactive effect in the payroll records in 2022 or 2023, employees will still fall under the transitional rules. This was announced by the Dutch tax authorities in its latest position.
The Lower House of the Dutch Parliament has adopted a motion asking the government to propose new legislation with regard to what they call “carried interest”. Specifically, the government was asked to tax carried interest at the progressive personal income tax rate (top rate of 49.5%) for private equity structures.
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