May 2026

“Invisible Work”: 3 Labour-Intensive Things Customers Will Never Pay For

“Invisible Work”: 3 Labour-Intensive Things Customers Will Never Pay For Many business owners operate at full capacity, yet see limited progress. The issue is not effort. It is focus. “Invisible work” refers to tasks that consume time, energy, and resources without contributing to revenue or client value. These activities often feel productive, but they do […]

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The 40% Rule: Do You Have Too Many Eggs in One Basket?

Budgets / Jayson

The 40% Rule: Do You Have Too Many Eggs in One Basket? Revenue growth is easy to track. Revenue concentration is often overlooked. Client concentration risk arises when a single customer, or a small group, contributes a disproportionate share of total revenue. In many industries, large clients are expected. The risk emerges when dependency reaches

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Selling Your Business to Retire? Get This Tax Relief!

Business / Jayson

Selling Your Business to Retire? Get This Tax Relief! For business owners planning their exit, the 2026 Budget introduces a meaningful shift. The capital gains tax exemption on the sale of a small business by individuals aged 55 and older has increased from R1.8 million to R2.7 million. At the same time, the definition of

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Annual Employee Tax Recon Due End May

TAX / Jayson

Annual Employee Tax Recon Due End May The annual employer reconciliation remains a key compliance requirement. Employers have until the end of May 2026 to submit their EMP501 declarations for the period 1 March 2025 to 28 February 2026. This process aligns payroll records with tax submissions and payments made to SARS. Accuracy is critical.

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