As a small business owner, every rand you spend needs to return value, and your team building events are no exception. When structured properly, team building days can align your staff around shared goals, strengthen communication, and clarify behavioural expectations. They will improve output, reduce internal conflict, and build a culture that supports growth. But […]
Business owners work hard to grow revenue and increase profit. What often receives less attention is how that growth alters your tax obligations. Higher turnover can trigger VAT registration. Rising profit increases provisional tax exposure. Hiring staff adds payroll compliance risk. Expansion across borders introduces new tax jurisdictions. Even improved margins can create cash flow […]
06 March – PAYE submissions and payments 25 March – VAT manual submissions and payments 30 March – Excise duty payments 31 March – End of the 2025/6 Financial year, VAT electronic submissions and payments & CIT Provisional Tax payments where applicable.
Some of the best news in Budget 2026 is the real GDP growth of an estimated 1.4% for 2025, rising to 2% in 2028, and a debt ratio that will stabilise during this financial year and decline thereafter. Inflation also declined to 3.2% in 2025 (from 4.4% in 2024), improving affordability for households and […]
Traditional accounting involves a great deal of manual processing, endless menial tasks, and plenty of opportunities for mistakes and typos – all of which can mean long waiting periods for financial reports that are crucial for decision-making. AI is changing this through advanced technologies like machine learning, natural language processing, generative AI, and intelligent automation. […]
Budget 2026 has brought long-overdue relief to taxpayers by not imposing VAT or income tax hikes and by adjusting the tables for tax rates, rebates and credits for inflation. Of course, some tax hikes were always going to happen: inflation-linked increases on sin taxes took effect on 25 February already and the fuel levies also […]
Ask any business analyst about recurring cash flow challenges and you’ll often hear them say, “It’s not that the business is short of money, it’s that money arrives too late or not at all.” Behind every late payment sits a human choice: a decision to delay invoicing, skip a follow-up call or assume a client […]
06 February – PAYE submissions and payments 25 February – VAT manual submissions and payments 26 February – Excise duty payments 27 February – VAT electronic submissions and payments, CIT Provisional Tax payments where applicable and PIT Second Provisional Tax payments for the 2026 year of assessment.
Diversification makes intuitive sense. When one revenue stream falters, another should compensate. When one market cools, another heats up. In theory, it’s prudent. In reality, however, as businesses accumulate products, geographies, customer segments and internal processes, decision-making slows and execution weakens. What began as risk management turns into managerial overload. The uncomfortable truth is […]
Provisional tax is among the most confusing aspects of the tax regime – and it’s also the most heavily penalised. There are numerous declarations and payments overlapping throughout each year, not to mention a raft of rules and exceptions. The next provisional tax deadline for the 2026 tax year (coming up on 27 February […]
