Bloom SA4 days ago3 minAccounting Tips for SMMEs in a Rocketing Tax Future“The avoidance of taxes is the only intellectual pursuit that carries any reward”: John Maynard Keynes While there are diverse reasons wh...
Bloom SA4 days ago6 min6 Tips for Getting the Most from Your Tax-Free Savings Account“He said that there was death and taxes, and taxes was worse, because at least death didn’t happen to you every year.” (Terry Pratchett, ...
Bloom SA4 days ago4 minEmployees Working Abroad: How to Avoid Double Tax“Every advantage has its tax.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) The purpose of the foreign remuneration exemption, which was introduced in 2000, is ...
Bloom SA4 days ago1 minYour Tax Deadlines for December 20207 December – Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 24 December – VAT manual submissions and payments 30 December – Excise Duty payments 3...
Bloom SAOct 296 minThe Five Most Common Tax Pitfalls That Small Business Owners Should AvoidThere are five common tax pitfalls that owners of small businesses should look out for and avoid. These hazards include three value added...
Bloom SAOct 291 minYour Tax Deadlines for November 20206 November – Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 16 November – D-date for taxpayers filing online 25 November – VAT manual submissions ...
Bloom SASep 291 minYour Tax Deadlines for October 20207 October - Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 22 October - D-day for Branch filing - Taxpayers who cannot file electronically 23 Octo...
Bloom SAJan 63 minWhat Will The Next Decade Bring Us?“If we can win the Rugby World Cup three times, surely it is not asking too much of this country to take the High Road twice when its fut...
Bloom SAJan 62 minYour Tax Returns Are Due: Make Sure You Fill In Your Return Correctly“The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax” (Albert Einstein) Provisional taxpayers using eFiling need to have com...
Bloom SAJan 61 minYour Tax Deadlines for January 2020 7 January – Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 24 January – VAT manual submissions and payments 30 January – Excise Duty payments 31 J...
BloomsaNov 27, 20191 minYour Tax Deadlines for December 20194 December - Tax Season 2019 eFiling closes for Individuals (if you are a provisional taxpayer, you have until end January 2020 to submit...
BloomsaOct 31, 20191 minYour Tax Deadlines for November 2019Deadlines this month are – 7 November – Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 25 November – VAT manual submissions and payments 29 Novemb...
BloomsaSep 30, 20192 minA Break for Taxpayers on Interest Received From SARSUntil last year taxpayers had to accrue interest owed to them by SARS. This proved difficult for taxpayers as SARS can take a few years t...
BloomsaSep 30, 20191 minYour Tax Deadlines for October 2019Deadlines this month are – 7 October – Monthly PAYE submissions and payments 25 October – VAT manual submissions and payments 30 October ...
BloomsaAug 30, 20193 minBe 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 press...
BloomsaAug 30, 20191 minYour Tax Deadlines for September, and an Update on Tax Season 2018/19Your third provisional payment for the 2018/2019 tax year is due on or by 30 September 2019. This payment is voluntary, and you only need...
BloomsaJul 30, 20191 minSARS: Changes to the Employer Statement of AccountThis form is designed so that employers can easily reconcile their payroll taxes (PAYE, UIF and SDL). These taxes have proved difficult t...
BloomsaJul 30, 20191 minYour Tax Deadlines for August 2019Individual provisional taxpayers need to submit their first provisional form and payment by or on 30 August. Companies with year ends in ...
BloomsaJun 27, 20193 minHow Tax Returns Will Be Easier This Year, and Should You File if You Earn Under R500,000?“Death and taxes may be inevitable but they shouldn’t be related” (J.C. Watts Jr)” Tax season 2019 begins on 1 August (1 July for taxpaye...
BloomsaJun 27, 20192 minHow Many Days Did You Work For The Taxman In 2019?“Tax Freedom Day is calculated by dividing general government revenue by GDP at market prices, then multiplying the result by the number ...
