“The two-pot system is meant to support long-term
retirement savings while offering flexibility to help fund
members in financial distress.” (National Treasury)
Beware the Taxman When Accessing Your Three-Pot Retirement Savings!
7 Effective Business Lessons Inspired by Madiba
“We can in fact change the world and make of it a better place.” (Nelson Mandela)
Your Employer Annual Declaration is Due by 31 May
Employers must submit their annual reconciliation declarations (EMP501) with accurate and up-to-date payroll information about their employees by 31 May this year.
Have Your Own Budget Shortfall? Here’s What to Do…
“The cold, harsh reality is that we have to balance the budget.” (Michael Bloomberg, former New York City Mayor)
Provisional Tax: Are You Ready for the Crucial 29 February Deadline?
“Provisional tax is merely a
mechanism to pay the normal
income tax liability during the tax year… an advance payment of a taxpayer’s normal tax liability.”
(SARS)
2024: Best Year Yet for Your Business?
“The best way to predict the future is to
create it.” (Peter Drucker)
Employee Incentives That Really Work for Small Businesses
“Always treat your employees exactly as you want them to treat your best customers.” (Stephen R. Covey, author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People)
The Risky New Trust Landscape – What Trustees Need to do Now
“The common assumption is that trusts are some kind of tax panacea…Then, conversely, from a South African Revenue Service (SARS) perspective, trusts are viewed with a degree of suspicion and mistrust. [T]he truth lies somewhere between these positions.” (Broomberg on Tax Strategy)
Tax Season 2023 Now Open – What’s New and What’s Not
“Now is not the time to increase taxes and put the recovery at risk! Accordingly, we have decided to keep money in the pockets of South Africans.” (Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana)
Ten Often-Overlooked Ways Your Accountant Can Help Your Business
“Now is not the time to increase taxes and put the recovery at risk! Accordingly, we have decided to keep money in the pockets of South Africans.” (Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana)
