JJT

JJT A leading full-service accounting & auditing firm dedicated to delivering top-tier services

We have a passion for Franchise Groups where we do extensive research and put systems in place to do Store / Outlet reviews; we custom-build Discounted Cash flow Models and Benchmarking Models. When it comes to implementing financial systems, we spend a lot of time with you as the owner of the business to find the best way to implement these new systems. External Auditing and Internal Auditing, Bo

okkeeping, Statutory registrations, VAT, PAYE, Financial Statements, Budgets, Business Plans, Corporate Finance and Payroll form part of our services and experience.

Provisional taxpayers generally make two compulsory payments during the year to reduce the risk of a large tax liability...
18/07/2026

Provisional taxpayers generally make two compulsory payments during the year to reduce the risk of a large tax liability at year-end.

QuickBooks helps us manage your finances efficiently with accurate bookkeeping, real-time reporting, streamlined invoici...
17/07/2026

QuickBooks helps us manage your finances efficiently with accurate bookkeeping, real-time reporting, streamlined invoicing, and organised financial records. It allows us to provide you with reliable financial information, making tax season and business decisions much easier.

17/07/2026

🏉 Can you still say “Go Bokke”?

A recently Gazetted notice may have opened one of South Africa’s most interesting IP debates. At SARU’s request, the Minister has proposed declaring the upcoming Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry Tour a protected event under the Merchandise Marks Act. The public comment period on this notice closes on 23 July 2026.

Protecting major sporting events and sponsors against ambush marketing is legitimate. This notice, however, appears to cast the net far wider. The proposed prohibited marks include BOK, BOKKIE, BOK FRIDAY, various logos and even rugby-shirt designs, including a plain white jersey with a green collar.

But where should the line be drawn between protecting commercial rights and protecting South Africans’ ability to support their national team? “Bok Friday” is part of our sporting culture. Schools, charities, businesses and supporters wear green and gold to show national pride, STEYN IP included. “Go Bokke!” is part of our rugby vocabulary, while words such as “bok” and “bokkie” are also used in entirely unrelated contexts.

The notice raises legal questions too. It appears to blur protected-event status under section 15A with prohibited-mark protection under section 15(1), leaving room for debate about its scope, duration and enforceability.

Sponsors and rights holders deserve protection. But if ordinary words, familiar phrases and broad colour combinations become subject to criminal prohibitions without clear limits, the law may begin to affect the very culture and public support that make South African rugby commercially valuable.

At STEYN IP, we advise on brand protection, advertising compliance and the Merchandise Marks Act, and represent clients facing unjustified enforcement. Contact us for advice on rugby-themed campaigns or submissions on the proposed SARU notice.

PS: We hope you are showing your national pride this “last day of the week in support of a jumping animal…” 🦌🏉

At JJT, we believe the best results come from working with our clients, not just for them.We take the time to understand...
16/07/2026

At JJT, we believe the best results come from working with our clients, not just for them.

We take the time to understand your business, your goals, and your challenges, providing tailored accounting, tax, and advisory services that help you move forward with confidence. When you succeed, we succeed.

15/07/2026

This Mistake Is Burning Your Ad Money

Hitting R1 million in turnover is a milestone — but it also triggers a legal obligation most businesses overlook. Late V...
15/07/2026

Hitting R1 million in turnover is a milestone — but it also triggers a legal obligation most businesses overlook. Late VAT registration doesn't just attract penalties, it means SARS calculates what you owe from the date you should have registered. Are you registered?




You don't need a lot — you need a head start. Compound interest makes R500 invested today worth far more than R5,000 inv...
14/07/2026

You don't need a lot — you need a head start. Compound interest makes R500 invested today worth far more than R5,000 invested a decade from now. Stop waiting for the ""right time"" and start with what you have.
The best time to invest was yesterday. The second best is now.

13/07/2026

Mandatory Audit Firm Rotation (MAFR): Initially pushed by IRBA to safeguard against cozy, long-term auditor-client relationships, public interest entities are legally required to rotate their audit firms. A single audit firm cannot serve a public interest entity for more than 10 consecutive financial years. After this period, the firm cannot be reappointed for at least five years

Keeping accurate records of business purchases can make a significant difference when it comes to claiming Input VAT and...
12/07/2026

Keeping accurate records of business purchases can make a significant difference when it comes to claiming Input VAT and managing cash flow.

Input VAT is the VAT paid on business purchases, while Output VAT is the VAT charged on sales. Knowing the difference he...
11/07/2026

Input VAT is the VAT paid on business purchases, while Output VAT is the VAT charged on sales. Knowing the difference helps businesses manage their VAT returns correctly.

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