Every business leader, from the corner office to the corner store, has a story they wish they could rewrite. A product launched too early, a hire made too hastily, a pivot that led off a cliff. 

Despite this, bad business decisions are not a sign of a bad leader, they are simply a sign that a leader is human. The real measure of a leader is not whether they stumble, but how they recover. Here is what the evidence says you should do when you make a mistake.

As cloud-based software delivery has lowered the barrier to adoption, many companies are starting to lose track of the number of software subscriptions they have. This phenomenon is known as “SaaS creep” (SaaS stands for Software as a Service) and research suggests that the problem is considerably larger than most leaders recognise.

The financial consequences are compounding, and, for organisations without formal oversight, almost entirely invisible. 

Running a business in South Africa is a challenge. Quite apart from the political and economic conditions, every business must also comply with a web of governance, regulatory, tax, and labour law requirements. It’s a massive cost burden, but failing to comply can mean penalties, lost business opportunities, and even deregistration.

Here's how we can turn your compliance into a strategic strength, while also saving your business a substantial amount of time, cost, and hassle. 

• 07 August: PAYE submissions and payments

• 25 August: VAT manual submissions and payments          
  
  
• 28 August: Excise duty payments   
  
  
• 31 August:

• VAT electronic submissions and payments
• PIT Provisional Tax payments (first provisional tax payment)
• CIT Provisional Tax payments where applicable.