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The Travel Rule: What CASPs Need to Know About Directive 9
With the Financial Intelligence Centre’s (FIC) Directive 9 now in effect, crypto asset service providers (CASPs) face new compliance responsibilities. The directive gives effect...
AI Security Risks and POPIA Compliance: Learning from the Deepseek Breach
DeepSeek, a prominent competitor in the artificial intelligence (AI) marketplace, recently faced a significant security incident when an unsecured ClickHouse database exposed over a...
Types of Home Insurance and Property Ownership
Home insurance is the best way to safeguard your home and everything in it, says Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, who shares...
SARS’ Enforcement Actions to Recover Outstanding Taxes
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has intensified its efforts to recover outstanding tax debts, implementing stringent measures against non-compliant taxpayers. Morné Janse van...
Future of Legal Strategy: Key Trends for South African Legal Professionals
In today’s fast-paced global environment, South African legal professionals are facing the pressing need to adapt swiftly to technological, regulatory, and client-driven changes -...
Foreign Pensions : South Africans Working Abroad vs Emigration
In a globalised world, people are more transient than ever, and the role that foreign pensions are playing to accumulate and safeguard wealth, whilst...
Provisional Tax Explained: Who, How and When
As the provisional tax deadline approaches, it is crucial for South African business owners, investors, and self-employed individuals to understand their tax obligations. Provisional...
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...
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...
AI Security Risks and POPIA Compliance: Learning from the Deepseek Breach
DeepSeek, a prominent competitor in the artificial intelligence (AI) marketplace, recently faced a significant security incident when an unsecured ClickHouse database exposed over a...
Types of Home Insurance and Property Ownership
Home insurance is the best way to safeguard your home and everything in it, says Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, who shares...
SARS’ Enforcement Actions to Recover Outstanding Taxes
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has intensified its efforts to recover outstanding tax debts, implementing stringent measures against non-compliant taxpayers. Morné Janse van...
Future of Legal Strategy: Key Trends for South African Legal Professionals
In today’s fast-paced global environment, South African legal professionals are facing the pressing need to adapt swiftly to technological, regulatory, and client-driven changes -...
Foreign Pensions : South Africans Working Abroad vs Emigration
In a globalised world, people are more transient than ever, and the role that foreign pensions are playing to accumulate and safeguard wealth, whilst...
Provisional Tax Explained: Who, How and When
As the provisional tax deadline approaches, it is crucial for South African business owners, investors, and self-employed individuals to understand their tax obligations. Provisional...
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...
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...
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