THE TAXPAYER
Publishers in Cape Town

The Taxpayer is a South African niche.
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and Rulings.Income Tax Cases & Materials by Emslie.
commentary on value-added tax, including the consolidated Value-Added Tax Act.
Taxation Agreements.Meyerowitz on VAT, since 1991 a leading.
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Income Tax Act annotated with references to the commentary and all.
commentary on income tax, subscribers to which receive the consolidated.
leading.
all active in the field of tax law:Meyerowitz on Income Tax, since 1962 a.
journal, published monthly, and edited by four practitioners who are.
oldest tax.
rather than facts.Our publications:The Taxpayer, since 1952 South Africa’s.
ideas.
knowledge and understanding rather than information, and with.
readers with.
Our ethos is to publish works that provide.
publishing house specialised in the field of taxation.
Davis, since 1994 South Africa's leading sourcebook of income tax cases.

What has changed considerably over the years is the technology of publishing. Although iPad technology was undreamed of when Meyerowitz, Silke and Spiro started The Taxpayer in 1952, their rigour and their enthusiasm remain inspirational, and we aspire monthly to the standards set by them. The Taxpayer is a South African niche publishing house specialised in the field of taxation. Our ethos is to publish works that provide readers with knowledge and understanding rather than information, with ideas rather than facts. The Taxpayer is South Africa’s oldest tax journal and still the leader in its field. Our aim is to provide readers with knowledge and understanding rather than information, ideas rather than facts. No one with a serious interest in tax law can afford not to read The Taxpayer. Each year we add a cumulative, updated edition as soon as possible after the end of the previous calendar year, so that a convenient collection of leading cases from 2009 to the end of the preceding year is always at hand. In tandem they are an ideal combination, satisfying everyone’s needs.