We, at HVM, trust that you our valued clients are still safe and positive in this current lockdown period which have been extended to 30th April 2020. This effectively mean as it stands now that our offices will physically open on Monday, 4 May 2020.
Running a business has many challenges, from building clientele to employee relations. However, one of the biggest challenges a business may face is keeping abreast of important accounting practices. This is vitally important because without the proper practices in place...
After 2019 and all the challenges it brought, a well deserved break has given HVM the opportunity to re-group and tackle 2020 with renewed strength and energy. We hope our clients are just as well rested and as motivated as we are to make a success of 2020.
Bitcoin, Ether and Litecoin. These are some of the most prominent cryptocurrencies on the market today. Bitcoin is by far the best-known cryptocurrency due to the substantial increase in the price that was experienced in the past couple of years.
On 15 November 2019, the Cape Town Tax Court handed down judgement in ITC24614. It is yet another judgement concerned with the distinction between expenses of a capital nature or revenue nature – arguably the issue over which there has been the most litigation in South African tax history.
Accounting has moved from pen and paper to the cloud, monthly payments can be done through online banking apps, and big purchases like houses and other property can be completed using cryptocurrency. For a business to be successful...
We end this year with amazing memories and proud hearts. Congratulations to South Africa for winning the Rugby World Cup Championship! We also did our part supporting the Boks with our Bok-Friday jerseys and participating in the Superbru competition. Well done to Anmar who took the trophy.
Belastingbeplanning is noodsaaklik om te verseker dat jou welverdiende Rande, binne alle wette en regulasies van die Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens en die Inkomstebelastingwet, te rek vir die nabye toekoms maar ook vir jou goue jare.
With the fast approaching 2019 tax season, taxpayers who have realised a capital gain in a foreign currency should take note of the special rules that apply to the translation of those gains to Rand.
As payroll administrators ourselves, we encounter a few frequently asked questions that employers, business owners or those responsible for payroll administration within organisations struggle with.