Mr. Accounting

20/08/2025

Unregistered tax practitioners can put your tax compliance at risk. Always confirm that your tax practitioner is registered with SARS and a Recognised Controlling Body (RCB). Check their status here: https://bit.ly/4mPCuU6

27/06/2025

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Friday, 27 June 2025.

27/06/2025

Maximising your retirement contributions through strategic tax structuring can significantly accelerate long-term investment growth.

27/06/2025

Woman later found she was linked to DebiCheck but insists she never received an authorisation request.

27/06/2025

International SMME Day

Join SARS, Government Departments, and the Private Sector in Celebrating Small, Micro, and Medium Enterprises (SMMEs).

📅 Date: 27 June 2025
🕘 Time: 09:00–15:00
Venues: https://bit.ly/3GdM9Ep

Find a location near you and get the help you need with your taxes! Bring your device for eFiling assistance, along with updated business address and contact details.
YourTaxMatters

28/05/2025

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Deadline Approaching - PAYE Reconciliation

SARS has temporarily re-enabled the old version of e@syFile for employers still transitioning. Submit your EMP501 before 31 May 2025. Finalise submissions early to avoid last-minute issues.

https://bit.ly/3Zm1pnM

24/04/2025

How will they balance the budget? Interesting times...

24/04/2025

✋🏻 No VAT Hike

The government's reversal of the VAT increase offers welcome relief for both consumers and businesses and serves as a timely opportunity to stay focused on your savings goals.

In a world where policy changes can happen overnight, staying informed and adaptable is key. For tailored financial guidance that fits your goals and circumstances, reach out to your financial adviser: https://bit.ly/3UFQy7P

24/04/2025

Let's get it done...

Media Release: Employer Filing Season 2025

SARS wishes to inform that 31 May 2025 is the deadline to file the Employer’s Annual Declaration... https://bit.ly/3YgmW25

03/04/2025

[Watch] SAIT CEO Professor Keith Engel shares his reaction to the 1% VAT increase over two years by the Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana. Keith says that South Africa has an expenditure problem.

Click on the link to watch the video https://ow.ly/JXyR50VoFNc