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To Tax Or Not To Tax? Questioning Customer Loyalty Programmes

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South Africa, like many other countries, needs additional sources of tax revenues. Recent debate indicates that one potential source of revenue is the taxation of customer loyalty rewards in the hands of customers. The arguments for the taxation of these rewards have been put forward from a principled perspective and not from a legal basis. We argue that while the taxation of these rewards would increase tax revenue, legislative reform is required as there are strong arguments that the rewards are actually not taxable. We suggest tax reforms that attempt to provide certainty and equity in the treatment of such rewards as a whole in order to provide additional revenue for the fiscus.

Level
Postgraduate
Subject
Taxation
Type
Article
Institution
University of Pretoria
Language
English
Year
2020
Pages
24 pages
File size
330.27 KB
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