13/08/2025
Junaid Bhayla, Tax Attorney at Tax Consulting South Africa, joined Clement Manyaapelo, Head: Specialised Debt Management at the South African Revenue Service (SARS), in the CPD Consortium Podcast booth.
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13/08/2025
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14/03/2025
https://www.treasury.gov.za/documents/national%20budget/2025/speech/speech.pdf
Opportunities for Businesses in the 2025 Budget 🚀
The 2025 Budget Speech presents major opportunities for township businesses in infrastructure, digital transformation, tourism, and local contracts. Here’s what SMMEs need to know:
✅ R1 trillion allocated for transport, energy & water—great for suppliers, contractors & service providers.
✅ 51% drop in data costs—more affordable e-commerce & online business growth.
✅ R2.4 trillion for municipalities—contracts in water, waste & service delivery up for grabs.
✅ E-Visa expansion—boost for township tourism, hospitality & transport services.
✅ No corporate tax increase—business-friendly environment stays intact.
✅ No fuel levy increase—R4 billion in savings for logistics & transport businesses.
✅ R3.5 billion to SARS for tax enforcement—SMMEs must stay compliant to avoid penalties.
⚠️ Challenges to watch:
🔺 VAT increase to 16%—adjust pricing strategies to protect margins.
🔺 Delayed government payments—diversify revenue streams to manage cash flow.
🔺 Energy & logistics risks—plan for potential disruptions despite investment plans.
🔹 Action Plan for Township Entrepreneurs:
📌 Tap into government tenders & contracts.
📌 Optimize pricing to offset VAT impact.
📌 Stay tax compliant to avoid penalties.
📌 Engage local government for better service delivery.
📌 Diversify income streams to reduce risks.
www.treasury.gov.za
10/03/2025
https://dailyinvestor.com/finance/81003/new-vat-plan-for-south-africa/?source=newsletter
New VAT plan for South Africa
The National Treasury is considering a smaller VAT hike to help plug a R60 billion shortfall in the Budget. However, experts warn that any increase could be disastrous for household finances.
24/02/2025
1.5% of South Africans pay 61% of all income tax
978,140 South Africans, or 1.5% of the population, pay 60.9% of all personal income tax, the government’s biggest revenue generator.
02/01/2025
https://dailyinvestor.com/investing/72706/the-real-cost-of-withdrawing-from-your-retirement-fund/?source=newsletter
The real cost of withdrawing from your retirement fund
Withdrawing money from the two-pot savings component has a higher financial cost than using a credit card, due to lost investment returns and associated fees.
17/12/2024
Want to avoid the January blues, and want to manage your money better in 2025 ?
Check out this great article which talks about the best personal financial management tools . If you do want to have more in depth help for you and your business, especially as a professional service like lawyers and doctors , feel free to message us .
3 apps to help South Africans use their Christmas bonus better
MyBroadband has compiled a list of budgeting apps to help South Africans better manage their bonus this December.
06/12/2024
https://dailyinvestor.com/finance/71273/big-problems-with-ramaphosas-vat-plan/?source=newsletter
Big problems with Ramaphosa’s VAT plan
Studies suggest that the expansion of the list zero-rated food items is likely to benefit richer households more than their lower-income counterparts.