Corporate Tax 2026

SOUTH AFRICA Law and Practice Contributed by: Magda Snyckers and Cameron Nathaniel, ENS

ENS is Africa’s largest law firm, with over 600 special - ist practitioners and offices in South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda and Uganda. ENS has 53 tax practitioners, comprising the largest tax team housed in a law firm in Africa, and each of the firm’s lawyers and accountants has deep spe - cialisation in specific areas of tax. The firm offers the full spectrum of tax advice, including the tax conse - quences of domestic and cross-border transactions

for multinationals who are expanding across the continent. Described by Chambers Global as “highly sought after”, ENS provides a distinct competitive edge by combining unique areas of tax specialisation with extensive African and international experience and an innovative, solution-driven approach. Beyond Africa, the firm is part of the global Taxand network, which has offices in 50 countries.

Authors

Magda Snyckers is an executive in the tax practice at ENS. She specialises in providing tax and exchange control advice to corporates, trusts, funds and other entities in the financial services sector. Magda’s experience includes advising clients on income tax, capital gains tax, dividends tax, withholding tax on interest, international tax (including double taxation relief), securities transfer tax and exchange controls.

Cameron Nathaniel is an associate in the tax practice at ENS. He specialises in corporate tax, with

particular focus on mergers, acquisitions and demergers, international tax and cross-border planning, and financing arrangements, as well as exchange control matters.

ENS 35 Lower Long Street Foreshore Cape Town 8001 South Africa Tel: +27 21 410 2500 Email: msnyckers@ensafrica.com Web: www.ensafrica.com

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