The South African Revenue Service on 28 October 2016 published a final notice regarding additional transfer pricing documentation requirements for companies with cross-border related-party transactions exceeding R100 million. Once the R100 million threshold is met, the additional recordkeeping requirements apply to all transactions exceeding R5 million. The new requirements apply for years of assessment beginning on or after 1 October 2016.
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