Stan Kaseke
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What is required for Business compliance

For businesses in South Africa, compliance and business structure are two of the most important foundations for long-term success. At TechAcc, many clients ask what they need to stay compliant, avoid penalties, and ensure their business is structured correctly from the beginning. Understanding these requirements helps businesses operate legally, improve financial management, and build trust […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Company Changes and Amendments in CIPC

If you run a business in South Africa, keeping your company information up to date with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) is not optional—it is a legal requirement. At TechAcc, many clients regularly ask about company changes and amendments in CIPC, how the process works, and what is required to stay compliant. This […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Does My WCA Interact with Other Allowances or Deductions?

Understanding how Working Capital Allowance (WCA) interacts with other allowances and deductions is essential for any business looking to optimise its tax position while remaining compliant. Many business owners assume that allowances operate independently, but in reality, tax systems are interconnected. The way your WCA is applied can directly influence — and be influenced by […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

How Can I Legally Pay Less Tax in South Africa?

One of the most common questions taxpayers ask is: “How can I legally pay less tax?” The good news is that reducing your tax bill is not about loopholes or risky strategies—it’s about understanding the tax system and using legitimate, government-approved opportunities to your advantage. In South Africa, there are several practical and fully legal […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Penalties and SARS Issues: What South African Taxpayers Need to Know

Dealing with penalties and problems with the South African tax authority can be stressful for many taxpayers. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is responsible for administering tax laws in South Africa, and when individuals fail to comply with those laws, penalties and interest may be applied. Understanding why these penalties occur and how they […]

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Stan Kaseke
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2026 SARS Tax Guide: VAT Thresholds, Two-Pot Retirement, and the New Carbon Tax Path 

The South African tax landscape has reached a historic turning point in 2026. Following the February 2026 Budget Speech, businesses and individuals face a new era of regulatory relief for small enterprises, alongside aggressive environmental mandates and matured retirement fund reforms. For clients of TechAcc, staying ahead of these changes is no longer optional—it is a […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

The Ultimate Guide to SARS Corporate Compliance, Transactional Taxes, and Reporting Standards for Financial Companies

Navigating the regulatory landscape in South Africa requires more than just a basic understanding of tax filing. For a financial services provider like TechAcc, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) mandates a rigorous framework of corporate compliance, transaction-based taxes, and international reporting standards. In this guide, we break down these pillars to ensure your business remains […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Why Can’t I Download My Letter of Good Standing?

One of the most common questions we receive at TechAcc is: “Why can’t I download my Letter of Good Standing?” If you are an employer registered with the Compensation Fund in South Africa, your Letter of Good Standing (LOGS) is essential. Without it, you cannot tender for contracts, renew licenses, work on construction sites, or […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Managing Garnishee Orders and Employee Debt

At TechAcc, we understand that managing a payroll is about more than just calculating net pay; it is about navigating the complex legal and ethical landscape of employee financial obligations. One of the most stressful scenarios for any business owner is receiving a Garnishee Order (legally known as an Emolument Attachment Order or EAO) for a member of their staff. […]

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Stan Kaseke
0 comments June 9, 2026

Beneficial Ownership & Regulatory Transparency: The 2026 Compliance Standard for South African Businesses

In the wake of South Africa’s intensified focus on anti-money laundering and the removal of the country from the FATF “greylist,” the regulatory landscape has shifted permanently. For clients of TechAcc, “transparency” is no longer a buzzword—it is a rigorous legal requirement. The introduction of the Beneficial Ownership (BO) Register by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission […]

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