“ For a middle-income earner on around R350,000 per year, the failure to adjust brackets in line with inflation has cost them ...

South African consumer sentiment took a sharp downturn, with the FNB/BER Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) plummeting from -6 ...

One of the most effective ways to reduce taxable income is by maximising retirement savings. Contributing to a retirement ...

Faced with some of the worse debt levels in over a decade, African countries are struggling to find ways to balance their ...

The prospect of significantly higher taxes — either via value-added tax hikes or further bracket creep on the personal income ...

Stagnant tax thresholds are eroding SA's disposable income, increasing financial burdens through bracket creep and unadjusted ...

As South Africa faces a proposed VAT increase, this article explores the complexities of the budget, the government's ...

Explore the implications of South Africa's VAT increase and new tax measures aimed at supporting lower-income households ...

Expatriates wanting to end their tax residency in South Africa will have to follow a complex process to avoid penalties from ...

Medical scheme tax credits are far too important for them to be used to fund NHI as it takes the load of public healthcare.

Drawing up a plan of action, either through trusts, a will or tax-efficient retirement income, helps preserve family assets for generations.

South African consumer confidence plunged to the lowest level in almost two years, as worries about higher taxes and the ...