Building your business has been hard, but right now it all seems to be working. You have dozens of clients and a history of good service and strong reviews. It may seem like it will be all smooth sailing from here, but this is almost certainly not the case. As the Covid-19 pandemic proved, a […]
Tag Archives: By Numbers Accounting
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Jun
Jun
Informed business decision-making – from effective daily financial management to strategic future planning – requires specific, timely information that allows business owners to understand where the business stands financially at a certain time, what is happening over a period, and where action is required to improve financial performance. This information can be found in a […]
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Jun
Jun
Keep up to date with all company tax dates. Download this handy company tax calendar and stay on top of taxes. Corporate taxes are an unfortunate necessity when it comes to running any company. It can be hard enough keeping up with the changes in tax rules let alone all the due dates. It can […]
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Apr
Apr
All of today’s large businesses were once small ones. Starting out it’s extremely common for companies to be run from the home of the founder, but eventually, if your business is successful enough, it will come time to move off the dining room table and out into the real world. Knowing when to make this […]
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Apr
Apr
New rules have been established around the treatment of corporate assessed losses, and these are already in effect, limiting the amount of previous assessed losses that can be offset against a company’s annual income tax liability in future financial years. The change follows the reduction in the corporate tax rate from 28% to 27% and […]
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Apr
Apr
Customarily due at the end of May each year, your EMP501 final reconciliation can be a challenge! It involves not only verifying a substantial amount of information and reconciling declarations and payments made to SARS, but also issuing tax certificates to employees. Resolving issues with the reconciliations and employee tax certificates can be time-consuming and […]
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Feb
Feb
Tax compliance among Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) has been forced into the spotlight by The South African Revenue Service (SARS) who in January launched a new monthly newsletter dedicated to the sector. The January issue covered the matter of tax compliance and revealed a number of new initiatives by SARS to streamline services […]
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Feb
Feb
A nightmare situation for many South African taxpayers is discovering after their year-end tax assessment that the PAYE they paid on various income streams during the year was not enough. The result is a substantial tax debt, which can often not be settled in time to prevent hefty late payment penalties and interest. To avoid […]
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Feb
Feb
Calling it a “good story to tell”, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced, in his first Budget Speech, welcome respite from tax increases, tax relief of R5.2 billion for individuals and businesses, as well as further measures to support businesses in their economic recovery. These include no increase in the fuel levy, and adjusted tax brackets […]
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Feb
Feb
7 March Monthly Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) submissions and payments 25 March Value-Added Tax (VAT) manual submissions and payments 30 March Excise Duty payments 31 March End of the 2021/22 Financial year 31 March Value-Added Tax(VAT) electronic submissions and payments & CTI Provisional payments where applicable Disclaimer: The information provided herein should not be used or relied on […]
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