Taxeduza

02/04/2026

SARS collected over R2 TRILLION


xTips

02/04/2026

Gauteng 2026 Budget Breakdown: What's in it for YOU?

Join me, Mr Mothiba, as we dive into the Gauteng MEC of Finance's media briefing on the 2026 provincial budget. We break down the key points that matter for residents, businesses, and taxpayers.

From economic growth to job creation, infrastructure, and transport, we cover it all.
Did you know Gauteng's economy is worth over R2 trillion and is expected to grow faster than the national economy?

We also discuss the R36 billion infrastructure programme, the Gautrain's future, and how the R179.2 billion budget will be allocated. Plus, get insights on what this means for your daily life!

Let me know in the comments what you'd like us to break down next.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/tgwPf2y2eaI?si=0kNf8mLWc9DYqg-Y

Gauteng 2026 Budget Breakdown: What's in it for YOU? Join me, Mr Mothiba, as we dive into the Gauteng MEC of Finance's media briefing on the 2026 provincial ...

29/03/2026

I’ll get you a big refund !!!...

28/03/2026

SARS problems don’t fix themselves

22/03/2026

2nd annual Post-Budget Speech Business Breakfast Episode

We hosted our 2nd annual Post-Budget Speech Business Breakfast with Business Partners Limited on March 3, 2026, discussing the 2026 Budget's impact on SMEs and stakeholders.

The event highlighted key issues, including reviewing the SETA ecosystem for job ready graduates and addressing illicit trade affecting SMEs.

Watch the full episode here:

https://youtu.be/XsLcvqAPTgU?si=l0mQYwB6kzj9aXBk

Post-Budget Speech Business Breakfast RecapOn March 3, 2026, we hosted our 2nd annual Post-Budget Speech Business Breakfast in collaboration with Business Pa...

20/03/2026

18/03/2026

Influencers earning over R2.3 million may need to register for VAT

14/03/2026

Small business owners, stop mixing personal and business money.

13/03/2026

How SARS detects undeclared income

03/09/2023

In recent months, the South African Reserve Bank has relaxed exchange control requirements relating to funds externalization by local trusts to foreign beneficiaries.

The changes concerned SARS that it could be a challenge to recover taxes due from foreign beneficiaries. As a result, a recently published tax laws amendment bill proposes that in a situation where a foreign beneficiary has vested interests from a South African trust, such vested interests will be taxed in a trust.

This proposal will result in an unfavorable tax position for foreign beneficiaries. It requires trustees to consult with a tax advisor on how best to minimize the impact of the proposed amendment.