The ‘Big Three’ Tax Worries (part 1): Cars
What keeps taxpayers awake at night? Judging by the many questions that I’ve been asked as a tax practitioner over the years,
Have a Little R.E.S.P.E.C.T for My Wishes
Your will gives you the final say – even after you’re gone. A Michigan court has ruled that a handwritten document from
Do Part-Time Domestic Workers Get Paid Leave?
In South Africa, many households employ part-time domestic workers or gardeners who may only work once or twice a week. Employers often
Time Is, Indeed, Money!
How to make time work for your money. It’s often said that time is money, and when it comes to your finances,
Client Responsibilities Under the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA), Act 2 of 2000 (as amended) We hope this message finds
Understanding Your Rights as a Taxpayer: Tax Assessments and the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA)
We all pay taxes in one way or another, but as a taxpayer, it is important to understand your rights when dealing
What to Do When Tax Is Not Cut and Dried
Do you have a complex transaction, and don’t know which way SARS will go? Ask them upfront! Many entities enter into complex
How to Prepare for an External Audit
Getting ready for an external audit is an essential process for any business aiming to uphold compliance, ensure transparency, and strengthen its
20% of Nothing Is Still Nothing
Despite repeated warnings, Ponzi schemes continue to trap the unwary. Just pause to consider the following headline run in the venerable Financial