Monthly Archives: July 2012

What are we to make of the recent e-tolling affair? Yes, it was a victory for democracy in the sense that civil society stood up and opposed government efforts to steamroll e-tolling onto Gauteng road users. The scheme’s opponents were … Continue reading →

An avalanche of information There’s no doubt that emails have become our main method of communicating in our business dealings – it is estimated that 90% of our correspondence is by email. It used to be a Herculean task to … Continue reading →

We don’t like to think about our mortality.  At the same time we don’t want to leave our affairs in a mess for our family and friends to sort out. Not giving careful thought to our estate could reduce the … Continue reading →

Taxpayers beware: SARS are now going to third parties to collect information about you. They already have all your IRP 5 information captured in their system – you can easily see this if you are on E-filing. SARS have now … Continue reading →

What are we to make of the recent e-tolling affair? Yes, it was a victory for democracy in the sense that civil society stood up and opposed government efforts to steamroll e-tolling onto Gauteng road users. The scheme’s opponents were … Continue reading →

An avalanche of information There’s no doubt that emails have become our main method of communicating in our business dealings – it is estimated that 90% of our correspondence is by email. It used to be a Herculean task to … Continue reading →

We don’t like to think about our mortality.  At the same time we don’t want to leave our affairs in a mess for our family and friends to sort out. Not giving careful thought to our estate could reduce the … Continue reading →

Taxpayers beware: SARS are now going to third parties to collect information about you. They already have all your IRP 5 information captured in their system – you can easily see this if you are on E-filing. SARS have now … Continue reading →