Naomi Mudyiwa
Naomi Mudyiwa is an Associate Designate in our Tax & Exchange Control practice.
About Naomi
About Naomi
Naomi joined CDH in 2024. During her articles, Naomi gained valuable experience through rotations in the Pro Bono & Human Rights, Corporate & Commercial, and Tax & Exchange Control practice areas.
Credentials
Credentials
Education
- BCom, University of Cape Town
- LLB, University of Cape Town
- LLM (Tax Law), University of Pretoria
Languages
Languages
- English
About Naomi
Naomi joined CDH in 2024. During her articles, Naomi gained valuable experience through rotations in the Pro Bono & Human Rights, Corporate & Commercial, and Tax & Exchange Control practice areas.
Credentials
Education
- BCom, University of Cape Town
- LLB, University of Cape Town
- LLM (Tax Law), University of Pretoria
Languages
- English
Experience
Disputing assessments issued by SARS up to the appeal stage.
Applications for Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) status, including applications for the associated tax exemptions under the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962.
Responses to investigations to the Financial Surveillance Department of the South African Reserve Bank.
In addition, she has experience in drafting, subscription agreements, sale agreements, resolutions, conducting due diligence investigations and various aspects of litigation.
News
Know your grounds: Why SARS must explain assessments
A taxpayer’s ability to challenge an assessment issued by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) stems from the fundamental rights to just administrative action and access to courts....
Keep abreast: reform to the employment tax incentive
The Employment Tax Incentive Act 26 of 2013 (ETI Act) has undergone a variety of changes since its enactment, some of which have been primarily geared towards curbing perceived abuses...
Controlled foreign companies and outsourcing certain business functions.
Naomi Mudyiwa, Candidate Attorney, was recently featured in the Tax Chronicles Monthly where she discussed 'Controlled foreign companies and outsourcing certain business functions.'
Controlled foreign company rules: To outsource or not to outsource?
Over the last few weeks, the South African tax advisory and business community have on various platforms debated the Constitutional Court’s (CC) recent judgment in Coronation Investment Management...
