For 51 years, a factory in Gauteng hummed with the rhythm of production, employing hundreds, supporting families, and anchoring British American Tobacco’s (BAT) century-old presence in...
For South Africans building lives abroad, the hardest part of leaving is often not the departureit’s the bureaucracy left behind. And increasingly, that bureaucracy is reaching...
A quiet exodus is brewing in South Africa’s corporate corridors. Major investors like Volkswagen Group Africa and British American Tobacco are publicly reconsidering their future in...
South Africans woke up this week to a rare piece of good news about a state institution that has not only recovered from years of instability...
From crisis to credibility: Sars’ remarkable turnaround Seven years after the Nugent Commission laid bare the devastation at the South African Revenue Service (Sars) during the...
Get ready, South African businesses. The way you handle VAT is set for its biggest transformation in decades. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is quietly...
As the financial year hurtles toward its 29 February deadline, South Africans have one final, critical window to take control of their tax liability and set themselves...
The decades-old TV Licence system in South Africa has reached its final episode. Communication and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi has declared the regime has “all but collapsed,” confirming what...
South Africa’s tax system is facing a crisis of collection on an unprecedented scale. The latest data reveals that undisputed tax debt has soared to a staggering R489 billion,...
If you thought the South African Revenue Service (SARS) was aggressive before, brace yourself. All signs point to 2026 being the year the tax authority doubles...