John-Paul Fraser

John-Paul Fraser has been a member of Linktree for 11 months and joined in September 2025. The social media accounts linked to from John-Paul Fraser are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • WhatsApp Besides social media accounts, jpfraser has populated their site with: • SA Two-Pot Retirement System: What to Know • Budget 2025: Expanded Tax Treaty Network for SA Expats • John-Paul Fraser Expands on the New Two-Pot Retirement System on eNCA • Two-Pot Retirement System: Expats Access Early Savings • SARS Tax Directive Updates Affecting Expats' Withdrawals • SARS Expatriate Tax Compliance Project AmaBillions Insights • SARS to Tax Foreign Pensions? What Expats Must Know • SA Expat Tax: Achieve Zero Tax in 2025 • South Africa's Financial Future: Should You Exit Now? • Five Things to Know Before You Withdraw Your Savings Under the New Two-Pot System • Are wealthy South Africans abroad at risk of increased SARS scrutiny over tax residency? • SARS & Treasury: Tightening Tax Loopholes • South African Expats & Retirement Funds. 3-Year Lock-In & Two-Pot System | Moneyweb Interview • Wealth Tax and Ceasing Tax Residency • Featured in this month’s issue of Money Marketing, one of our most recent articles sets out how National Treasury’s proposed draft amendment could reshape the taxation of your foreign retirement savings. • Timing Is Everything For SA Expatriates When It Comes To Two-Pot System Withdrawals | Tax Consulting South Africa • SARS is coming after these wealthy South Africans – Daily Investor • John-Paul Fraser Breaks Down the Wealth Tax Debate on OFM Business Hour • JP Fraser on Newzroom Afrika: Tax Law Changes • Leaving SA Does Not Abruptly End All One’s Dealings Here | TCSA • Expats Using a DTA Across the Border - Cue SARS’ AIT Application • JP Fraser: Tax Law & Economics Publications • Project AmaBillions: SARS Targets Expats Abroad • SARS to Tax Foreign Pensions: Expats Act Now • SARS to Tax Foreign Pensions: 2026 Deadline • Tax Residency Cessation: No Waiting Period for SA Expats • SA Expats: Stop Double Taxation Guide • SA Emigration: Why New Zealand Remains Popular