South African Film and Television Production Incentive
A dtic cash rebate of 35 percent of qualifying South African production spend (plus a possible 5 percent uplift) for South African film and TV productions, capp...
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View AllA dtic cash rebate of 35 percent of qualifying South African production spend (plus a possible 5 percent uplift) for South African film and TV productions, capp...
Cut your monthly PAYE bill by hiring young workers aged 18 to 29 who earn less than R7,500 a month. You can claim up to R1,500 per month per qualifying employee...
Eskom waives all registration and connection fees for residential customers who register rooftop solar (SSEG) systems up to 50 kVA - a saving of about R9,132, i...
This is a tax regime, not a grant: companies that set up in one of South Africa designated Special Economic Zones (Coega, Dube TradePort, Tshwane Automotive, At...
If your business employs learners on a registered learnership through your SETA, you can deduct extra amounts from taxable income each year and again on complet...
If your payroll is over R500,000 a year you are already paying the 1 percent skills levy via SARS - submitting a WSP and ATR on your SETA online portal by 30 Ap...
EMIA is a live dtic scheme that partially reimburses exporters for specific costs of developing export markets: return economy airfare, a daily subsistence allo...
The eThekwini Economic Development Incentive Policy (running since 2015) gives new greenfield and brownfield commercial, industrial and mixed-use investments in...
Tax rebates, export incentives, and cost-sharing programmes for qualifying businesses.
Eligibility varies by programme. Most require CIPC registration, tax compliance, and a viable business plan. Check individual programme requirements for specific criteria.
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