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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...
Financial Emigration: What You Need To Know
Investment emigration by South Africans has been on the rise for the past 25 years, but has recently seen a significant increase due to...
8 Tips for a smooth-sailing Tax Season
Is the thought of paying your taxes giving you sleepless nights? Keep your small business in the clear and the tax man at bay...
Seven ways Tax Savings can unlock ‘the Eighth Wonder of the World’
Nobody enjoys paying tax, but since it’s our legal obligation, we may as well make the most of it by legitimately saving where we...
Employee incentivisation: ESOPs vs Phantom Share Schemes
Employee incentivisation often goes further than the remuneration paid by an employer to its employees for job performance. It aims to assist employers in...
Understanding legislative changes for foreign employers in SA
Foreign employers accessing talent across the world has become a big business trend in the modern connected era. A combination of labour skills shortages...
Kasi Businesses and the Law: What You Need to Know
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the many requirements of starting a business. However, one thing that you must stay above water on is...
How clever customer contracts can protect your cashflow
Enterprises often suffer unnecessary financial losses due to inadequate agreements. In the present economic climate, inability to recover payments or unforeseen losses can spell...
Skirting the Tax Court is not a quick-fix solution to a tax dispute
The road to finalising a tax dispute against an additional assessment or a SARS decision can be a "protracted slog" to the Tax Court....
Your Side Hustle and Tax: What you Need to Know
Side hustles, moonlighting or polyjobbing is not a new trend. There is much reported about what the law says about side hustles and moonlighting...
New tax dispute resolution rules come into effect immediately
New tax dispute resolution rules provide for, amongst others, 80 days to submit an objection and more independence of an ADR facilitator.On 10 March...
Enterprise Types under B-BBEE legislation
When it comes to Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) compliance, a business requires certain resources in order to comply at different levels. Naturally, enterprises...
Is your Dormant Company costing you Tax Penalties?
The recent implementation by SARS of late-submission tax penalties applies to all registered companies, whether actively trading or dormant. Neill Hobbs, tax specialist and...
Financial Emigration: What You Need To Know
Investment emigration by South Africans has been on the rise for the past 25 years, but has recently seen a significant increase due to...
8 Tips for a smooth-sailing Tax Season
Is the thought of paying your taxes giving you sleepless nights? Keep your small business in the clear and the tax man at bay...
Seven ways Tax Savings can unlock ‘the Eighth Wonder of the World’
Nobody enjoys paying tax, but since it’s our legal obligation, we may as well make the most of it by legitimately saving where we...
Employee incentivisation: ESOPs vs Phantom Share Schemes
Employee incentivisation often goes further than the remuneration paid by an employer to its employees for job performance. It aims to assist employers in...
Understanding legislative changes for foreign employers in SA
Foreign employers accessing talent across the world has become a big business trend in the modern connected era. A combination of labour skills shortages...
Kasi Businesses and the Law: What You Need to Know
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the many requirements of starting a business. However, one thing that you must stay above water on is...
How clever customer contracts can protect your cashflow
Enterprises often suffer unnecessary financial losses due to inadequate agreements. In the present economic climate, inability to recover payments or unforeseen losses can spell...
Skirting the Tax Court is not a quick-fix solution to a tax dispute
The road to finalising a tax dispute against an additional assessment or a SARS decision can be a "protracted slog" to the Tax Court....
Your Side Hustle and Tax: What you Need to Know
Side hustles, moonlighting or polyjobbing is not a new trend. There is much reported about what the law says about side hustles and moonlighting...
New tax dispute resolution rules come into effect immediately
New tax dispute resolution rules provide for, amongst others, 80 days to submit an objection and more independence of an ADR facilitator.On 10 March...
Enterprise Types under B-BBEE legislation
When it comes to Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) compliance, a business requires certain resources in order to comply at different levels. Naturally, enterprises...
Is your Dormant Company costing you Tax Penalties?
The recent implementation by SARS of late-submission tax penalties applies to all registered companies, whether actively trading or dormant. Neill Hobbs, tax specialist and...
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