15% Global Minimum Tax Goes Live at SARS A significant shift in global taxation is now taking effect. South Africa will implement the global minimum tax at a rate of 15% from the 2026/27 financial year. While this does not directly impact most small and medium-sized businesses, it marks a structural change in how multinational […]
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How to Create a Team Building Experience That Works Team building is often seen as a break from work. In reality, it is an investment in performance. When structured correctly, it strengthens communication, builds trust, and aligns teams around shared objectives. When approached without intent, it becomes a cost with little return. For small businesses,
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New VAT Thresholds: Thinking of Deregistering? The increase in the VAT registration thresholds is a welcome shift for small businesses. From 1 April 2026, the compulsory registration threshold rises to R2.3 million, while the voluntary threshold increases to R120,000. This adjustment reduces the administrative burden and compliance cost that many growing businesses have carried for
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When Growth Becomes a Tax Risk Growth is a positive signal. Revenue increases. Teams expand. Profit improves.But every one of these shifts changes your tax position. Higher turnover can trigger VAT registration. Increased profit raises provisional tax exposure. Hiring introduces payroll compliance. Expansion adds structural and cross-border complexity. Growth does not just build your business.
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Streamlining In-House Accounting with AI Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising accounting by automating repetitive, time-consuming tasks that once drained company resources. AI reduces costs, minimises errors, and provides real-time insights, freeing your team to focus on strategic growth. “Artificial intelligence and generative AI may be the most important technology of any lifetime.” – Marc Benioff, CEO,
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Why Your Cash Flow Problems May Be Down to Your Behaviour For many small business owners, cash flow challenges feel like an unavoidable numbers game, at the mercy of client payment cycles and market fluctuations. But often, the real culprit isn’t the numbers—it’s the behaviours behind them. “Never take your eyes off the cash flow
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Budget 2026: Your Tax Tables and Calculator Budget 2026 brings welcome relief for taxpayers, with no increases to VAT or income tax and full inflation adjustments to tax tables, rebates, and credits. Some increases were unavoidable, however: sin taxes rose in line with inflation on 25 February, and fuel levies also went up. To help
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Worked in the UK? You Need to Know About the 6 April Pension Deadline If you’ve ever worked in the UK, even for just a few years, you could have amassed qualifying years towards a UK State Pension. Impending rule changes may significantly increase the cost of topping up missing years. From 6 April 2026,
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Budget 2026: What It Means for You and Your Business The 2026 National Budget has delivered encouraging news for taxpayers and businesses alike. Instead of the previously proposed R20 billion in tax increases, government has opted for tax relief measures that aim to support households, stimulate business activity and encourage long term savings. This shift
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Why Doing Nothing May Be the Best Thing You Can Do Modern business culture often equates speed with success. Leaders are encouraged to move quickly, respond immediately, and optimise constantly. In this environment, choosing not to act can appear passive or indecisive. Yet many experienced business leaders understand that strategic inaction, when used deliberately, can
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