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Investments in venture capital companies not looking so attractive anymore

By BDO South Africa at BDO South Africa
26 July 2019 • 1 min read

National Treasury released the draft bills for public comment at the beginning of this week, which once approved will serve to effect the legislative amendments announced as part of the 2019 Budget Review.

Of interest to the individual taxpayer and especially one whom has surplus funds available for investment is the proposed changes to cap the tax deduction available in respect of investments to the section 12J Venture Capital Companies (“VCC”). It is proposed to introduce a cap of R2.5million per annum per investor. (more…)


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