South Africa has experienced declining growth in recent years, worsened by the economic downturn during COVID times. 

Reliable, efficient, affordable and sustainable electrical infrastructure is as key to investment and growth as oxygen is to our lungs. We cannot drive investment and grow an equitable and inclusive society without energy to fuel economic activity

The risks of a global slowdown, together with ongoing local challenges such as power cuts, the cost of living squeeze, slow investment, slow reforms, extreme weather events and political uncertainty will weigh on South Africa’s growth outlook in 2023

As the 12th largest greenhouse gas (GHG) emitter in the world, South Africa (SA) has an obligation to help curb the effects of climate change

At the start of 2022, green shoots were beginning to bloom across a multitude of South African sectors as consumers that had been trapped in their homes for seemingly endless lockdowns finally emerged and drove pent-up demand for a range of goods and services

“After the fact” supplementary declaration (IT14SD) to be potentially replaced by real-time reporting

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) proposed Pillar One and Pillar Two initiatives continue to be very topical

In 2017, the National Treasury in collaboration with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) published a review of the Diesel Fuel Tax Refund System Discussion Paper for public comment

Since 1 April 2019, there has been major change to the value-added tax (VAT) legislation and regulations for the supply of electronic services.

The state needs to back to basics to help households and businesses through the current economic storm

One of the key topics that the finance minister Enoch Godongwana must address in his budget speech this week is the National Health Insurance (NHI), specifically how much it will cost to implement and what government sees as the next steps in this process

In this second report of the Tax Transformation Trends survey series, we tapped into the perspectives of 300+ tax and finance leaders with a focus on talent transformation. As companies look past the pandemic, they are asking their tax functions to play a bigger advisory role—with less resources and more responsibilities