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Capital Gains Tax Mistakes That Cost Companies Millions
Corporate CGT mistakes often surface after deals are done — when it is too late to fix them. This session helps accountants understand where CGT risk sits in corporate transactions and how to avoid errors that lead to large, unexpected tax bills.
Date:
14 May, 2026
Time:
14:00
Hours:
1 hour
CPD Units:
2
Category:
Taxation
Group:
Channel 2: Growth
Format:
Live Event
R230,00 VAT incl.
Product Information
Capital gains tax in companies is often overlooked during planning and only dealt with once the tax cost becomes real. By then, the numbers are fixed and the damage is done.
This session focuses on corporate CGT in real transactions, not calculations in isolation. It explains when CGT is triggered, how common corporate transactions create exposure, and why poor planning leads to large tax bills.
The session is practical and clear. It helps accountants understand where CGT risk hides in share sales, asset disposals, and restructures, and how to spot danger signs early. Delegates will leave better equipped to advise clients confidently, reduce unexpected tax costs, and avoid being blamed when deals deliver unpleasant surprises.
Presenter/s
Ettiene Retief – Tax Specialist, Professional Accountant (SA), Professional Tax Specialist (SA), M.Inst.D, CPA, AFA MIPA
What will set you apart
By attending this event, delegates will learn:
Understand where corporate CGT commonly goes wrong
Identify transactions that typically trigger corporate CGT
Recognise early warning signs of CGT issues before they become costly
Apply practical techniques to mitigate CGT risks in advance
Protect clients during restructures, disposals, and group transactions
Event breakdown
Why corporate CGT is often underestimated
Common corporate transactions that trigger CGT
Where planning usually fails
Typical CGT mistakes made in practice
Identifying CGT risk before deals are finalised
Managing client expectations around CGT
Practical tips to reduce unexpected CGT exposure
Certificate
The following event is awarded 2 CPD units in Taxation.