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International market growth isn’t just for big companies; it’s also a great opportunity for small and medium-sized businesses in South Africa to
Staying current with the Return of Earnings (ROE) submission requirements under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) is critical
The South African Revenue Service fines thousands of South African businesses yearly for not submitting their IRP6 and IT14 (ITR14) tax returns
Registering a business in South Africa can be challenging, especially for foreign nationals. The Foreigner Assurance Registration process with the Companies and
From January 2025, all suppliers listed in the Central Supplier Database (CSD) must follow the Beneficial Ownership (BO) rules. This follows the
With the growing need for cleaning services and other trained cleaning staff in South Africa, it makes an attractive market for registering
It is imperative that you, as a business owner, maintain your tax complaince (such as your ITR14). There is no way around
To safeguard your company and employees, it is crucial to be in compliance with the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA). To avoid any legal and financial problems in 2025, make sure your company satisfies all COIDA registration criteria…
Entrepreneurs and tenderpreneurs may cash in on the rising demand for security services by starting their own security company in South Africa. Rising concerns about property security present an opportunity for anyone, from novice entrepreneurs to seasoned pros, to start a security business…
Companies in South Africa are now required to include information on Beneficial Ownership in their Annual Returns filed with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) as of 1 July 2024. The purpose of this new regulation…
For businesses in South Africa with a turnover of R1 million or more in 12 consecutive months, this is the threshold to
Who Needs a Safety File in South Africa? Safety First – Why Every Business Needs a Safety File A well-prepared Safety File can prevent accidents,
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