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Tax Rules You May Not Agree With, But Need to Plan For
Do you ever get the sense that SARS sometimes wants to have their cake and eat it? By this, I’m talking about
How New VAT Thresholds Are Reshaping SME Year-End Planning
For the first time in 30 years, South Africa’s compulsory VAT registration threshold has increased to R2.3 million, forcing thousands of SMEs
SARS AI Audits: Why Your Accounting Partner is Your Best Defence
South African taxation has undergone a significant digital shift. As we move through 2026, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has firmly
Trusts and Family Wealth
Passing wealth from one generation to the next is no longer a simple administrative exercise. Families today live longer, own more complex
The Great Wealth Transfer
A global shift in generational wealth is quietly reshaping the future of financial advice. Over the next two decades, an estimated U$100
What Tax-Neutral Reorganisations (Sections 42–47) Really Mean
Restructuring a business, whether merging entities, shifting assets, separating divisions, onboarding investors, or strengthening risk protection, usually comes with significant tax consequences.
Completing your last will and testament is one of the most responsible steps you can take to protect your loved ones. It
The Consequences of Making Loans to Trusts
Family trusts have long been a central feature of South African estate and wealth planning, with high-net-worth individuals using trust structures to
The ‘Big Three’ Tax Worries (Part 2): Shares
In the second part of this series, we focus on shares. If claiming against our car allowances is the number one thing