Wealth Taxes V: International Experience (Case Studies)
This is the fifth brief of a seven part series and is the second of two that deal with the international experience with wealth taxes.
Wealth Taxes IV: International Experience (Description)
This is the fourth brief of a seven part series and is the first of two that deal with the international experience with wealth taxes.
Wealth Taxes III: Problems
This is the third brief of a seven part series and it deals with the problems with wealth taxes. The first brief provided a conceptual framework and the second dealt with the rationales for a wealth tax.
Wealth Taxes II: Rationales
This is the second brief of a six part series and it deals with the rationales for a wealth tax. The first brief provided a conceptual framework, and the third discusses the problems.
Wealth Taxes I: Conceptual Frame
This is the first brief of a seven part series. It provides a conceptual framework on wealth taxes. The second brief deals with rationales for wealth taxes, and the third discusses the problems with them.
Class Action Law Suits in South Africa
This brief considers the emerging legal field of class and group action law suits in South Africa. Previously uncommon and undefined in law, these cases are becoming more prevalent in the South African legal space.
South African Support For The Suspension Of The SADC Tribunal
This brief considers the relevance of a recent High Court judgment in which Zuma’s actions were declared unlawful, irrational and unconstitutional.
Structural Interdicts: An Effective Means Of Ensuring Political Accountability?
Incapacity. Incompetence. Pure recalcitrance. Intentional non-compliance. Corruption. These are among the most egregious reasons for any government’s inability to create and implement policies to achieve the purposes set out in legislation.