(Partner Content) Standard Bank is elevating its mobile banking experience with the launch of a new Add-on Store on its banking app.
The unlikeliness of what we’ve been asked to believe in, in the national budget becomes apparent in the way one starts to suspect a sleight of hand by a magician.
Eish, that’s a lot of taxable income leaving the country: The millionaires of South Africa are now forging ahead with their emigration plans.
Tito Mboweni’s Budget Speech made for compelling viewing earlier – and the Finance Minister says a 5% shift for income tax brackets is ‘good news for all’.
The South African Rand began on the back foot ahead of the budget speech this week. Here’s how the ZAR fluctuated during Tito Mboweni’s 2021 budget speech.
It’s yet another tough, tough Budget Speech for Tito Mboweni – but the Finance Minister has detailed exactly how the Treasury will spend our money in 2021.
Excise duty on alcohol and tobacco products has increased by 8% in order to curb excessive drinking, Mboweni said during his Budget Speech.
South Africa is procuring millions of vaccines but at what cost when we’re already in a tricky financial situation? Here’s what Tito had to say during Budget Speech 2021.
Tax Justice SA say that hiking tax on booze and smokes is a ‘kick in the teeth’ for consumers and will only serve to embolden crime networks.
Elon Musk essentially talked himself out of $15 billion over the weekend, and the markets punished him on Monday – here’s why his net worth has shrunk.
An attempt at the soaring rhetoric once employed by Thabo Mbeki, Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address was crassly off cue.
Members of the IFWG include the Competition Commission, the Financial Intelligence Centre, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, the National Credit Regulator, National Treasury, the South African Revenue Service, and the South African Reserve Bank.
(Partner Content) At present PayDay caters for more than 40 tax countries, making us an industry leader in meeting the diverse and unique challenges presented by companies throughout the African continent.
Fundamentally, market inclusion is a good thing. For too long the stock market has been seen as the preserve of the wealthy.
The pendulum has swung in favour of Nicky Oppenheimer, as Forbes named him as South Africa’s richest person – despite competition from Johann Rupert.
Through the UIF, the department of labour will continue to provide relief through existing short-term/reduced work time benefits.
Elon Musk is a known influencer. Let’s look at the facts.
(Partner Content) A new set of tax law amendments, signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, and promulgated on 20 January 2021 has granted SARS all the legal fire power it needs to impose criminal sanctions on taxpayers who neglect their tax affairs.
With slow vaccine roll outs and no economic reforms, 2021 looks to be much of the same. Some economists, however, take a different view.
(Partner Content) As 28 February 2021 looms near on the horizon, so too does the deadline for the second provisional tax submissions for 2021. This February will be the most important tax submission to date for expatriates earning above the R1.25million threshold as they will now be exposed to a previously non-existent tax liability in South Africa.
(Partner Content) The coronavirus pandemic sparked plenty of movement in the currency market in 2020. Discover how to navigate rand volatility this year…
(Partner Content) There are a limited range of circumstances when a company can request to be removed from the register (known as being struck off). For example, a voluntary strike off can be requested by a dormant or non-trading company.
(Partner Content) Global multi-asset broker Exness has just received its license from the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa and is now authorised as a Financial Service Provider locally.
As South Africa’s economy reaches boiling point, have we been lulled into submission by the slow and gradual increase in the temperature?
(Partner Content) Many South Africans who live or work abroad have traditionally taken a “head-in-the-sand” approach with regard to their South African tax affairs. While this is often borne from a belief that one is not taxable in South Africa for income earned abroad, or that SARS will not know about their foreign income and assets. This, however, is not the case.