Double tax warning for anyone with a retirement fund in South Africa
The first two-pot system withdrawal was submitted one minute into the new financial year, and South Africans are being reminded of the risks.
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SARS has a new weapon to come after taxpayers hard
SARS has upgraded its automatic exchange of information systems. From 1 March, it will cover 120 jurisdictions around the world.
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Budget 2026 | Finance | SARB | SARS
Big win for married couples in South Africa
Married couples in South Africa can now transfer twice as much money offshore without needing to get approval from SARS or the SARB.
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Dr.Elna Moolman | Piet Nel | RSG Geldsake | SA taxpayer | SARB | SARS
Sterk kommoditeitspryse sorg vir sterk belastinginkomste
Piet Nel – belastingkonsultant & Dr. Elna Moolman – hoof: finansiële markte, Standard Bank-groep Navorsing Ekonomie & Prof André Roux – ekonoom & programhoof: Toekomsstudies, Stellenbosch Bestuurskool.
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Wat gaan die begroting vir jou beteken?
Die onafhanklike belastingkonsultant, Piet Nel, deel sy mening oor wat vanjaar se begroting vir Suid-Afrikaanse belastingbetalers kan beteken.
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Enoch Godongwana | nsfas | SARS | Sassa | South Africa | Themba Matlou
Sassa suspends 70 000 grant payments in crackdown
Close to 400 000 beneficiaries notified their social grants are under review as oversight tightens.
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Sars Modernisation 3.0 – compliance crackdown in the age of AI
As Sars tightens its net, automation and targeted focus are changing how the revenue service detects issues, enforces rules and encourages voluntary action.
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Finance | SARS | tax residence
Over 50,000 taxpayers cut ties with SARS
SARS says over 50,000 taxpayers have ceased to be tax resident in South Africa over the past few years.
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Tax return warning for over 500,000 taxpayers in South Africa
These taxpayers are warned that the 2026 provisional tax deadline is fast approaching, with the risk of penalties and interest if they fail to meet their obligations.
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Big change coming for smoking in South Africa
New smoking laws being processed by parliament could force tobacco brands to use standardised packaging. But there’s a big problem.