South Africa: Accounting and Audit

This week, Amanda sits down with Moses Mbedhli, a seasoned leader in audit and risk management with over two decades of experience across both public and private sectors.

As Internal Auditors we have so many opportunities to learn from and we are in a position to also share our knowledges to develop other auditors but also people at the organizations where we work.

In this Podcast, we sit down with four remarkable women who bring different perspectives from various stages of the internal audit profession to explore their career journeys...

As global expectations for corporate sustainability disclosure tighten, Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads. The release of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)'s IFRS S1...

A question that a lot of accountants, tech founders, and firms have been wrestling with.

On 20 December 2024 the President assented to the Global Minimum Tax Act (the Act) which applies from 1 January 2024, and enables South Africa to impose a top-up tax...

It is not easy to obtain an order for costs in the tax court, still less to get a punitive one against the South African Revenue Service (SARS).

Two Bills have recently been published in their final form, giving effect to the amendments announced in the Budget Speech last February. The most significant amendments relate to the decision to simplify the calculation of the taxable portion of lump sums from pension, provident and retirement annuity funds, and to reduce the tax burden on such sums.

Asset management services performed by a resident in a different jurisdiction to the recipient of the services gives rise to potential transfer pricing implications that should be borne in mind.