Planning a South Africa business setup requires careful consideration of legal, financial, and operational factors. 1. Legal Structure of the Business Decide whether you’ll register a (Pty) Ltd company, operate as a sole proprietor, or set up a branch of a…
With more business owners working remotely, it’s no surprise that some are choosing to move somewhere sunny while still running their UK-based companies. If you’re planning to run a UK company abroad, it’s important to understand how it could affect…
When it comes to UK property South Africans often consider using a company structure for tax and succession planning. Inheritance Tax (IHT) Under Schedule A1 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984, shares in a company that owns UK residential property…
No one enjoys rejection. Whether it’s a declined business loan, a lost client contract, or an investor turning you down, rejection can sting — especially when you’ve invested your time, energy, and passion into your business. However, rejection, as uncomfortable…
We have created a video promoting South African Chartered Accountants, highlighting the key reasons why they stand out as top-tier finance professionals. Strong Technical Foundation Most South African Chartered Accountants begin their accountancy studies at school,…
Similar to the UK’s IR35 legislation, South Africa has laws that distinguish between genuine independent contractors and employees misclassified as contractors. The key factors that determine the classification include: When a Contractor Arrangement is Acceptable:…