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What can you do about employees who didn't show up to work because of today's taxi strike?

It's a jungle in Jo'burg this morning. Not only is the heavy raining causing havoc on the roads, but thousands of workers are stranded due to today's National Taxi Alliance (NTA) strike. And that's bad news for your business. Here's what you need to know about how to handle employees who couldn't [read more...]

How to avoid a Miss SA type nepotism scandal in your workplace

There's a fresh scandal surrounding the Miss South Africa pageant. A few weeks back, news reports indicated that the general public wasn't happy with the choice of judges for the pageant. Now there's a rumours of t. And it's put the spotlight back on nepotism in the workplace. [read more...]

Strikes: What does 'issue in dispute' mean?

News reports this morning indicate that government intends to meet with the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) today in a last ditch attempt to halt a mass strike in the mining sector. The looming strike, which is expected to have a devastating impact on the economy, has [read more...]

capital gains tax

  • What you need to know about turnover tax to meet this month's deadline
  • The turnover tax deadline is upon you. But do you know what you need to do to meet the looming 28 February 2014 deadline?... ››› more
  • [04 February 2014]
  • Capital reconciliation: Do you know what increase and decrease in your capital means to SARS?
  • SARS is more involved in your finances than you think. For starters, it conducts Capital Reconciliation. And if during this process it sees an increase and decrease in your capital, it'll suspect the following...... ››› more
  • [04 February 2014]
  • What you NEED to know about DTAs
  • If you're a taxpayer, chances are you've heard of this term 'Double Taxation Agreements' (DTAs). But, what does this term really mean? And how does it affect your tax affairs? Read on to find out as we tell you everything you need to know about DTAs.... ››› more
  • [27 January 2014]
  • Calculating CGT? Make sure you understand these two key concepts first
  • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax you pay on the profits you make on the disposal (sale) of your assets. And there are two key concepts you must understand before you calculate your CGT. Continue reading to find out what they are.... ››› more
  • [15 January 2014]
  • Do you work from home? Here's how CGT affects you...
  • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax you pay on the profits you make on the disposal (sale) of your assets. If you calculate your CGT liability incorrectly, you'll be liable for tax penalties, plus interest. Read on to find out how CGT affects you if you work from home.... ››› more
  • [03 December 2013]
  • What is turnover tax?
  • If your company makes less than R1 million each year, all you have to pay is turnover tax. But what exactly is turnover tax? And how can you register for it? Read on to find out...... ››› more
  • [01 November 2013]
  • Order the perfect amount of stock every time with these six steps
  • James recently wrote to the accounting helpdesk with a problem. He never orders the right amount of stock to meet demand. He either orders too much stock, and then sits with the problem of paying warehouse fees and dealing with stock damage, or he orders too little, and can't meet demand.... ››› more
  • [07 October 2013]




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