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Accounting, Auditing and Tax Services

RUBIN LAW

Contact: Graham Fryer, Mr.
4th Floor, Hyde Park Corner
Jan Smuts Avenue
Hyde Park
Gauteng
2196 South Africa
Phone: 27 11 325 5380
Fax: 27 11 325 5389
Email: graham.fryer@N0SPAM.rubinlaw.us
Web: http://www.rubinlaw.us/

We deal with the tax questions that arise when non-South African companies do business in South Africa. For U.S. companies doing business in South Africa, we work closely with our Atlanta office, and we typically:
• Implement structures that are efficient for SA, Treaty and U.S. tax purposes;
• Minimize SA income taxes;
• Implement structures to ensure VAT is never a cost to the new SA business or their customers;
• Advise on the type of South African legal entity e.g. branch of U.S. parent or subsidiary
• Attend to company, income tax and VAT registrations;
• File SA entity income tax and VAT returns;
• Provide guidance and assistance with Exchange Control rules;
• Structure packages in SA for U.S. expatriates and file executive tax returns.

RUBIN LAW

Contact: Richard Rubin, Mr.
USA – SA Tax Advisors
175 Ranchette Road
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: 001 404 247 5466
Fax: 001 770 676 9034
Email: richard.rubin@N0SPAM.rubinlaw.us
Web: http://www.rubinlaw.us/

We deal with the tax questions that arise when U.S. companies do business abroad. For companies doing business in South Africa, we work closely with our Johannesburg office, and we typically:
• Implement structures that are efficient for U.S., Treaty, and SA tax purposes;
• Optimize U.S. export tax incentives;
• Maximize U.S. foreign tax credits;
• Integrate new SA business into existing U.S. structures;
• Determine Tariff Classifications;
• Determine the right mix of equity and debt for SA operations;
• Minimize the effect of SA taxes on U.S. exporters or head offices.