The quick guide to South African provisional tax for individuals
by William Louw | Sep 28, 2021
Provisional taxpayers need to submit two provisional tax returns during the tax year. If you earn an income other than a salary from an employ...
Read more5 changes that will affect South Africans who send Rands offshore
by Tim Powell | Sep 23, 2021
The biggest change to affect South Africans who transfer funds out of the country has been the removal of the financial emigration process. Si...
Read moreHow to claim your South African inheritance when you live overseas
by Tim Powell | Sep 23, 2021
If you are a South African living overseas, the process of claiming your inheritance has changed with the termination of the financial emigrat...
Read moreEmigrating from South Africa? Here’s your ultimate tax emigration guide
by William Louw | Sep 23, 2021
With the rapid increase of international opportunities, many South Africans are heading abroad to work and, in some cases, settle permanently....
Read moreWhat business expenses can I claim through my limited company?
by Scott Brown | Sep 22, 2021
Understanding how business expenses work is the first step to ensuring your company is as tax efficient as possible. In this guide, we break d...
Read moreHow does a limited company work in the UK?
by Scott Brown | Sep 22, 2021
We cut through the accounting speak to explain in simple terms what a limited company is and why you might want to set one up if you’re a self...
Read moreHow to ace your life in the UK and English language tests for UK citizenship
by John Dunn | Sep 21, 2021
If you’re from outside the UK and you want to apply for citizenship or indefinite leave to remain (ILR), you may have to pass an English langu...
Read moreThe benefits of indefinite leave to remain and naturalisation
by John Dunn | Sep 17, 2021
Many people living in the UK have pondered whether they should stay on their indefinite leave to remain (ILR) or convert their status to full ...
Read moreMoving to the UK in 2022? National Insurance will cost you more
by Leanne Shrosbree | Sep 10, 2021
The UK government has announced tax hikes to fund a Health and Social Care Levy. This means a National Insurance increase in 2022.
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