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This week on Property24.com: Section 12J tax-deduction incentive for property investment set to expire; FFC delays - task team appointed as EAAB and REBOSA head to court; and lesser-known property sub-sectors offer hope for battle-scarred investors.
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Ingrid obtained her LLB in 1985 at the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal. She is an admitted attorney and has acted as a judge in the Labour Court. She was the first CCMA Convening Senior Commissioner for the Gauteng Province and as a part-time and/or accredited senior commissioner has conducted conciliations and arbitrations for various private and public sector bargaining councils.
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Louis Podbielski is the Case Law Product Manager at LexisNexis where he works with both technical and law-reporting teams, harnessing the power of data analytics and artificial intelligence to create tools for improving legal writing and research.
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This week on Property24.com: REBOSA takes EAAB to court over 'FFC delays'; how different property classes coped with the pandemic; and applying for an assisted-sale programme when at risk of being repossessed.
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This week on Property24.com: What is considered unfair practice for Level 3 evictions; checking the title deed before making an offer to purchase is important; and the Law of Diminishing Returns expected to kick in for SA house prices.
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This week on Property24.com: Knocking 7 years off your bond is still possible with current repo rate; Correctly pricing your home - tips to ensure a quick sale; SA property in 2021 - where is the housing market headed?
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This week on Property24.com: SA rental numbers 'exploding - and not all in the right direction'; vital items to check off your list to get the best out of your home insurance; and how to save costs when building your own new home.
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SARS is expected to exercise its considerable power to collect the correct amount of taxes to the benefit of the fiscus. However, this does not mean that rogue officials can act outside the law and appoint banks as collection agents, as they see fit.