Understanding Sole Proprietorship in South Africa Updated for the latest tax and regulatory changes May 14, 2026 Tax A Sured 7:30 pm What Is a Sole Proprietorship? A sole proprietorship is the simplest way to start a business in South Africa. It is owned and operated by one individual, often referred to as a freelancer, […]
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Tax-Free Investments Get a Major Boost in 2026 – What It Means for You South Africa’s Tax-Free Investment Accounts Just Got a Major Boost: What the 2026 Budget Changes Mean for You In his 2026 National Budget speech on 25 February, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered welcome news for South African savers: the annual contribution
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April 19, 2026 Juanita SA Budget 2026 Update: Important Changes to Provisional Tax Penalties The South African Budget Speech, delivered on 25 February 2026, introduced key changes that affect provisional taxpayers – and these updates could directly impact your penalties if your tax estimates or payments are not handled correctly. At Tax A Sured (Pty)
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April 21, 2026 Tax A Sured Why RAs and Tax-Free Savings Accounts Are Your Best Move Now The South African tax year ends on 28 February each year. For the 2026 tax year, this means you need to act before 28 February 2026 to make changes that affect your taxable income for the period ending
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Understanding Personal Tax Rebates in South Africa (2025/2026) Tax rebates help reduce the amount of income tax you owe each year. For many individuals, the rebate can mean the difference between paying tax or paying nothing at all. This article explains how rebates work for natural persons, how age affects your rebate entitlement, and what
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SARS Clarifies Tax Requirements for Social Media Influencers The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has recently issued guidance to help social media influencers understand their tax obligations. In a statement aimed at promoting transparency and compliance, SARS confirms that all income earned by influencers – whether in the form of cash payments, products, services, or
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