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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Tax Clearance Certificate being terminated
The issuing of the printed Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) will be terminated after 25 October 2019, as we are fully implementing a more secure and electronic Tax Compliance Status (TCS) system. Since the implementation of the TCS system in 2015, … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting
Tagged eFiling, TCC, Terminated
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Your shareholder agreement versus your Memorandum of Incorporation – There is only one winner
Shareholder agreements usually form the backbone of shareholder relationships as they govern, for example, how shareholders sell their shares, how shareholder disputes are settled and the type of authority required for certain transactions. The Companies Act makes it clear that: … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged authority, Companies Act, MOI, responsibilities, Shareholders
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Be ready for SARS employee audits
“Forewarned is forearmed” (Wise old saying) SARS is having trouble meeting its revenue targets and this is clearly putting enormous pressure on the South African economy. Further economic deterioration in the economy will probably result in a downgrade to junk … Continue reading
Posted in SARS
Tagged costly, Employers, Junk Status, Tax
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Communicate with candour – the “Oracle of Omaha” speaks
“The CEO who misleads others in public may eventually mislead himself in private” (Warren Buffett) Companies that are sustainable in the long term are honest with themselves and with all the businesses’ stakeholders. The starting point is candour If you … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Tagged candour, Leadership, Stakeholders
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Spying on employees is becoming a big industry
In a recent UK survey 72% of employees felt that their employers were eavesdropping on them. Gathering information on employees is now a multibillion dollar industry and is continuing to grow as more sophisticated technology is launched. Why are employers … Continue reading
Posted in Protection
Tagged beneficial, reputation, trust
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