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When one customer accounts for too much revenue, cash flow, valuation, and even survival hinge on decisions you don’t control.
The global minimum tax (GMT) – called an “agreement that will really change the world” – will be implemented in South Africa by SARS in 2026/27.
While on the surface they are just a spot of fun, team building exercises are actually a strategic investment in your business culture and performance.
The recent increases in the compulsory VAT registration threshold to R2.3 million and in the voluntary registration threshold to R120,000 are widely welcomed.
Growth feels like progress. Sales increase, staff numbers rise, and profit improves. Yet each of these shifts changes your tax position.
By handling almost instantly the repetitive, menial bookkeeping tasks that previously consumed much company time and resources, Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally streamlining accounting processes.
For many small business owners, cash flow problems feel like a financial puzzle that’s impossible to figure out. It’s a numbers game that puts us at the mercy of the markets, and our clients’ payment terms.
Diversification is treated as a business virtue so unquestioned it borders on dogma. Expand the product line. Enter new markets.
Business culture is obsessed with speed. In a world where motion, and constant optimisation is the dream, doing nothing can look like failure.
Price changes are part of running a business at this time of the year
CEOs, globally and in Africa, are optimistic about the 2026 outlook for their organisations.
Harnessing the New Year’s “fresh start effect” can have a significant impact on your team’s motivation as they get back into the swing of things.