Cape Town, South Africa
New Minimum Wage 2025: What Employers Need to Know
The government has announced that a new minimum wage will come into effect on 1 March 2025. This change is expected to impact a...
2025 Budget Speech Predictions: Balancing Growth and Prudence
As we approach the 2025 Budget Speech to be delivered on Wednesday, 19 February, Ania Strydom, Compliance Research Manager at PaySpace, unpacks several key...
How NPOs Can Assist in Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
Non-profit organisations (NPOs) play an important role in helping to address social needs in communities, but many face risks of being abused for terrorist...
Legal Risks of Using Company Funds for Personal Expenses
As the end of the financial year approaches for companies with a February 2025 year-end, business owners and directors are under considerable pressure to...
How South African Influencers Can Stay Compliant with SARS
South Africa’s influencer economy is booming, and it’s not just brands that are taking notice—SARS is paying attention too.
The Growing Influencer Economy in South...
Sole Proprietorship in South Africa: Tax and Financial Considerations
An entrepreneur who wants to keep things simple and hit the ground running will often become a sole proprietor (sole prop). This is because...
NPOs Warned to Comply with Nonprofit Act or Face Deregistration
Thousands of long-established South African nonprofit organisations, which have registered under the Nonprofit Act as “NPOs”, are being encouraged to ensure legal compliance with...
Crypto and Compliance: Navigating New Regulatory Waters
Once considered the wild west of finance, the South African cryptocurrency industry is now subject to formal regulatory oversight. This article explores the key...
Trade Credit Insurance: Protection against Payment Challenges
Trade credit insurance is a type of business insurance that can offer protection and peace of mind for businesses facing payment challenges. In essence,...
From 25% to 5%: Tightening the Net on Beneficial Ownership
South African regulators are tightening the net on beneficial ownership. If a person or entity owns just 5% of a company, it now must...
Business Owner: Why You Must Have a Will
As a business owner, have you thought about what happens to your business and staff if you pass away? A financial planner explains why...
Prenups for Partnerships: Key Clauses for Business Partnership Agreements
In the same way that prenuptial agreements are considered a necessity for many marriages, a business partnership requires meticulous planning to safeguard against the...
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) provides a series of tax incentives and relief measures for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) to support their...
2025 Budget Speech Predictions: Balancing Growth and Prudence
As we approach the 2025 Budget Speech to be delivered on Wednesday, 19 February, Ania Strydom, Compliance Research Manager at PaySpace, unpacks several key...
How NPOs Can Assist in Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
Non-profit organisations (NPOs) play an important role in helping to address social needs in communities, but many face risks of being abused for terrorist...
Legal Risks of Using Company Funds for Personal Expenses
As the end of the financial year approaches for companies with a February 2025 year-end, business owners and directors are under considerable pressure to...
How South African Influencers Can Stay Compliant with SARS
South Africa’s influencer economy is booming, and it’s not just brands that are taking notice—SARS is paying attention too.
The Growing Influencer Economy in South...
Sole Proprietorship in South Africa: Tax and Financial Considerations
An entrepreneur who wants to keep things simple and hit the ground running will often become a sole proprietor (sole prop). This is because...
NPOs Warned to Comply with Nonprofit Act or Face Deregistration
Thousands of long-established South African nonprofit organisations, which have registered under the Nonprofit Act as “NPOs”, are being encouraged to ensure legal compliance with...
Crypto and Compliance: Navigating New Regulatory Waters
Once considered the wild west of finance, the South African cryptocurrency industry is now subject to formal regulatory oversight. This article explores the key...
Trade Credit Insurance: Protection against Payment Challenges
Trade credit insurance is a type of business insurance that can offer protection and peace of mind for businesses facing payment challenges. In essence,...
From 25% to 5%: Tightening the Net on Beneficial Ownership
South African regulators are tightening the net on beneficial ownership. If a person or entity owns just 5% of a company, it now must...
Business Owner: Why You Must Have a Will
As a business owner, have you thought about what happens to your business and staff if you pass away? A financial planner explains why...
Prenups for Partnerships: Key Clauses for Business Partnership Agreements
In the same way that prenuptial agreements are considered a necessity for many marriages, a business partnership requires meticulous planning to safeguard against the...
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) provides a series of tax incentives and relief measures for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) to support their...
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