School of Accountancy

Department of Taxation

Taxation

The Taxation programme at the University of Limpopo is meticulously crafted to provide students with an in-depth understanding of tax laws, regulations, and practices. This comprehensive curriculum covers critical areas such as tax compliance, tax planning, international taxation, corporate taxation, and tax policy. Students will gain a thorough grounding in both the theoretical aspects and practical applications of taxation, ensuring they are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the tax landscape. Our experienced faculty, comprising industry experts and seasoned academics, brings invaluable insights and real-world perspectives to the classroom.

Career Opportunities

  • Tax Advisor: Provide expert advice on tax-related matters, helping individuals and businesses navigate complex tax laws and optimise their tax positions.
  • Tax Consultant: Work with clients to develop tax strategies, ensure compliance, and minimise tax liabilities through careful planning and analysis.
  • Tax Auditor: Conduct audits to verify the accuracy of tax returns and ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations.
  • Corporate Tax Manager: Oversee a company’s tax planning and compliance functions, managing tax risks, and ensuring adherence to tax regulations.
  • International Tax Specialist: Advise multinational companies on international tax issues, including cross-border transactions and transfer pricing.
  • Tax Compliance Officer: Ensure that individuals and businesses comply with tax laws and regulations, often working within government agencies or large corporations.
  • Tax Policy Analyst: Analyse and develop tax policies, providing insights and recommendations to government agencies, think tanks, or private firms.
  • Indirect Tax Specialist: Focus on areas such as VAT, sales tax, and excise duties, advising businesses on compliance and planning strategies.
  • Estate Planner: Assist clients in planning for the transfer of their estate to heirs in a tax-efficient manner, including the use of trusts and other estate planning tools.
  • Tax Researcher: Conduct in-depth research on tax issues, contributing to academic knowledge, policy development, or advisory services.

Academic Staff

Manzini, Z – Secretary zanele.manzini@ul.ac.za Taxation
Grobbelaar, H hein.grobbelaar@ul.ac.za Taxation
Lepheana, MM makofe.lepheana@ul.ac.za Taxation
Manoko, N ntebaleng.manoko@ul.ac.za Taxation
Neeleman, P petronella.neeleman@ul.ac.za Taxation
Ngoetjana, MS salome.ngoetjana@ul.ac.za Taxation