Making Life Easier In The Cloud
2021-07-14
It makes absolute sense that we should look back and reflect on the success (or failure) of strategies implemented in the past. Great strategists do this regularly, others reflect lessRead More →
DO YOU HAVE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR ACCOUNTANT OR TAX CONSULTANT?
2021-02-03
We all know that successful businesses rely upon good relations with their suppliers. In the past, smaller businesses have tended to focus on their relationships with all kinds of suppliersRead More →
Employees Working Abroad: How to Avoid Double Tax
2020-12-08
“Every advantage has its tax.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) The purpose of the foreign remuneration exemption, which was introduced in 2000, is to provide relief from any possible double tax thatRead More →
THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPLIANCE
2020-07-01
It is no secret that the future of the Accounting Profession can no longer rest upon compliance work only. As systems evolve and become more automated, less importance is placedRead More →
Options in the aftermath of the COVID crisis
2020-06-25
The shutdown of Planet Earth has caused not only a health crisis but also an unprecedented drop in economic activity, the extent of which we haven’t seen in recent history.Read More →
Avoid COVID and catch a tax break
2020-06-22
The year 2020 has seen a drastic change in our lifestyle both professional and personal as the world tries to contain and control the COVID-19 outbreak. The most notable changeRead More →
Are You a Slave To Your Business?
2020-02-13
While this article focuses on entrepreneurs, it applies equally to those following a career. A common trap for most entrepreneurs is to become bogged down in the daily operations ofRead More →
OMW…I was wrong!
2019-04-30
So, you’ve made a mistake with your taxes and the revenue authority imposed a hefty understatement penalty. This misstatement could be as a result of a default in submitting aRead More →
What is Happening with Tax on Expats?
2019-03-13
Expats working abroad are concerned by the proposals laid out by Treasury in 2017 on how such taxpayers should be taxed. The historical and current (2019) position is that SouthRead More →