While companies, close corporations and sole proprietorships are most commonly used as trading forms, partnerships are still alive and well – as is the taxation thereof. While partnerships might not be taxed as a separate entity, it is still important to know what the tax rules are that apply to the arrangement and to the individual. For this reason, ProBeta offers a session to explain the tax rules for partnerships and the individuals involved therein.

This session will address the tax rules applicable to the following: • Brief discussion on the legal considerations and types of partnerships • The tax rules prescribing the “allocation” of income and expenses to partners, as well as the limited circumstances in which the tax rules would apply to the partnership arrangement. o This discussion will incorporate specific transaction types and capital gains tax as well. • Foreign partnerships • Partners and employees’ tax

☒Financial managers ☒Tax Practitioners ☒Auditors ☒Bookkeepers ☒Financial accountants ☒First year SAICA Trainees ☒Second year SAICA trainees ☒Audit partners