Tax

If you want your business to comply with tax legislation and avoid a visit from SARS, consider implementing the information in this comprehensive guide on tax for your small business.

On 1 April 2018, Value-Added Tax (VAT) will increase for the first time in 25 years, from 14% to 15%. Viresh Harduth, Vice President: New Customer Acquisition (Start up and Small Business) at Sage Africa & Middle East, guides this transition.

Here are the five tax questions every small business owner should be asking their tax consultant this year.

Don’t let tax be a subject to cause pain and headaches each month.

Madelein van der Watt, Development Manager at Sage Pastel Payroll & HR, offers a simple guide to employer tax filing season.

50% of SA’s youth under the age of 25 are unemployed. What can businesses do to change this alarming statistic?

How consideration of the budget speech (taxes), estate planning and ring fencing risk achieve this.

Small business corporations and the Income Tax Act.

SMEs tend to all make the same tax-related mistakes. Here’s what they are, and how you can change them.

Ensure you have the optimal business and tax structure before you launch.

Looking ahead, business owners can expect a number of improvements to the business environment.

Some budget relief for individual taxpayers while SME businesses have work to do.

A guide to when, where and how to register for PAYE as an employer.

Given that insurance is something your business has to have, you might as well make sure you do it properly when you buy it. Here are some tips to help you get it right.

Small businesses should take advantage of the tax amnesty being offered by SARS – before it’s too late.

Do you know what you own, where it is and what it’s worth?

How does the tax amnesty for small businesses apply to you?

SARS audits often begin with PAYE, so make sure your business toes the line.