Less Tax Talk, More Growth: How to Invest for Real Returns in South Africa
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About this listen
In today's episode, Warren Ingram and Pieter de Villiers discuss the common misconceptions about tax planning and emphasizes the importance of focusing on investment growth rather than solely on tax efficiency. They argue that while being tax aware is important, the primary goal should be to achieve substantial investment returns.
Takeaways
- Don't do all of your planning to avoid or minimize tax.
- The most efficient way to avoid estate tax is to spend all your money.
- Taxes are part and parcel of transferring assets to the next generation.
- High growing investments are preferable to low growth tax-efficient investments.
- Building complex tax structures can be expensive and counterproductive.
- Be intentional about tax awareness while focusing on investment growth.
- The main thing should always be achieving the best investment outcome.
- Avoid getting caught up in tax strategies that detract from growth.
- Investing should prioritize returns over tax efficiency.
- Simplicity in financial planning can lead to better outcomes.
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