Kloppers Inc
Kloppers Inc. Podcast
Kloppers Incorporated is established on the principles of integrity, excellence, hard work and dedication - paving the way to an excellent business reputation. It is our hope that this episode will be a valuable and informative resource to you
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Selling your property? Watch out for lurking capital gains tax 16.03.2026 3:52
In this episode, we shine a light on capital gains tax (CGT) and its implications for homeowners, investors, and trustees. Learn how CGT affects property disposals and discover strategies to manage it effectively. We'll break down the key calculations and exclusions, such as the primary residence exclusion, and highlight why consulting a tax advisor is essential before making property decisions. W...
Owing SARS money? Here's what you need to do 09.03.2026 2:45
In this episode, we delve into the vital role of taxes in national stability and explore your options if you're unable to pay your taxes in South Africa. Discover what a debt compromise agreement with SARS entails and how it can help manage your tax debt. We'll guide you through the application requirements and crucial steps to enhance your chances of a successful outcome. Tune in to learn more ab...
Think before you post: Your job might depend on it 02.03.2026 2:20
In this episode, we explore the impact of your personal social media on your professional life. Discover how the case of Edcon Limited vs. Cantamessa highlights potential workplace consequences. Learn why off-duty actions, like social media posts identifying your employer, could lead to disciplinary actions if they pose reputational risks. Tune in to understand how your online presence can affect...
Can a minor inherit a house or farm? 16.02.2026 3:48
In this episode, we explore how South African law handles the inheritance of immovable property by minors. We'll discuss the legal framework that protects minor heirs, including the Administration of Estates Act, the Wills Act, and the Interstate Succession Act. Learn how guardians or trustees manage the property until the minor reaches maturity, and the role of the Master of the High Court in ove...
Cybercrime on the rise in property transactions 09.02.2026 2:40
In this episode, we delve into the increasing threat of cybercrime in property transactions, where electronic communication is both a tool and a target. Discover how cybercriminals impersonate property practitioners and divert funds to fraudulent accounts. We'll provide practical steps for buyers and sellers to protect themselves, including scrutinizing urgent payment requests, verifying banking d...
No foot to stand on: "Voetstoots" and the cost of concealing defects 02.02.2026 2:12
In this episode, we explore a pivotal legal case, Mehring v. RC Auto & Others, which underscores sellers' liability for latent defects and misrepresentation in sales contracts. We'll examine how the court distinguished between latent defects—hidden flaws not easily detected—and fraudulent misrepresentation, where a seller falsely claims goods are defect-free. Discover why honesty in sales is cruci...
Walking the M&A tightrope: Telecom and Energy deals in SA 21.01.2026 4:47
In this episode, we unpack the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in South Africa's telecommunications and energy sectors. We'll delve into how the Competition Commission is enforcing stricter approval conditions to ensure competition, economic transformation, and public interest are prioritized. Using examples like the blocked Vodacom and Maziv merger and the conditional approva...
Unpaid levies? Lights out: Court empowers Body Corporates 14.01.2026 3:46
In this episode, we explore a significant Johannesburg High Court ruling that empowers body corporates to disconnect electricity for sectional title owners who fall behind on levies and utility bills, as long as proper legal procedures are followed. We'll delve into the Body Corporate V Khatisi case, highlighting the balance between financial obligations and homeowner rights. Discover how this dec...
New SARS reporting puts trusts under the microscope 07.01.2026 3:52
In this episode, we examine how the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is tightening its focus on trusts following the enactment of the General Laws Amendment Act. Discover how trustees are now required to manage and submit trust tax returns, including critical new resolutions, to ensure compliance. We'll explore the introduction of a dedicated filing season for trusts and how artificial intelli...
New rules: Will we say goodbye to unwanted direct marketing? 02.01.2026 4:35
In this episode, we explore the draft amendments to Regulation Four of the Consumer Protection Act, potentially transforming direct marketing in South Africa. We'll discuss the introduction of an opt-out registry, allowing consumers to block unwanted marketing communications. Understand the difference between opt-in and opt-out consent and how these changes could empower consumer rights. Learn abo...
Are you an Accountable Institution under FICA? 18.12.2025 4:18
In this episode, we dive into the role of accountable institutions under the Financial Intelligence Center Act (FICA) and their critical part in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. We'll discuss the obligations these institutions face, especially after the 2022 amendments to the FICA Act, which expanded the list of accountable entities. Learn about the responsibilities of various b...
New Housing Act: What homeowners and builders must know 09.12.2025 3:26
In this episode, we unpack the newly published Housing Consumer Protection Act 25 of 2024 , set to replace the 1998 legislation. The updated Act significantly broadens protections for homeowners and imposes new requirements on all home builders — including those building or renovating their own homes. We explore key changes such as mandatory registration and enrolment with the National Home Buildi...
Unsafe Grounds: Can schools be held liable for sports injuries? 02.12.2025 3:09
When a child is injured at school, who is held accountable? In this episode, we explore the legal implications of pupil injuries during school activities, through the lens of a recent High Court case: RM v MEC for the Department of Education, Limpopo . The case involved a Grade 11 learner who fractured her arm while practising netball on an unsafe school field — raising questions about negligence,...
Injured by a hazardous product? Know your rights! 12.11.2025 4:22
When a product causes harm, who is held responsible — and can you go straight to court? In this episode, we unpack a recent South African court judgment that sheds new light on consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) when injuries result from unsafe or hazardous products. We explore the landmark Pieterse v Organic Synthesis (Pty) Ltd case, where a family suffered serious burns from...
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