10 things you should know about auto-assessments from SARS
The South African Revenue Services (SARS) has published new information around and a FAQ around its auto-assessments.
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What’s Next in Finance – In conversation with Jordaan Burger
Sage’s financial director in Africa and Middle East, Jordaan Burger discusses the changing business environment and what businesses should do to weather the storm.
Big holes in South Africa’s level 2 lockdown regulations: business group
Business group Sakeliga says that there are major contradictions in South Africa’s alert level 2 regulations which should be rectified without delay.
A planned change from SARS could have serious consequences for taxpayers
National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) published the 2020 Draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (Draft TLAB), and the 2020 Draft Tax Administration Laws Amendment Bill (Draft TALAB) for public comment at the end of July.
Updated regulations for going back to the office under lockdown level 2
South Africa moved to a level 2 lockdown at 00h01 on Tuesday (18 August), easing restrictions in a number of areas.
Facebook will kill its classic blue-and-white look in September
Facebook users will be forced to use the platform’s new design from next month, according to a report from Engadget.
The single biggest risk to South Africa’s growth right now, according to economists
Slow reforms and the return of rolling power cuts in South Africa could threaten the recovery of an economy that probably bottomed in the second quarter.
Bridgestone set to close tyre plant in Port Elizabeth – 252 jobs at risk
Bridgestone Southern Africa (BSAF) has announced plans to close its bias tyre manufacturing plant in Port Elizabeth.
Experian data breach – new law to clamp down on future hacks in South Africa
Less than two months after the commencement of the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI), South Africa has suffered a massive data breach.
Big Tech drives record day for stock market
Stocks climbed as gains in giant technology companies drove the Nasdaq 100 to a record, tempering concern that a recovery from the pandemic-induced recession will need more time. Treasuries rose.