Month: April 2021

5 Things Big Companies Do That Small Businesses Shouldn’t Copy Small is not a stepping stone. You can move. You can adjust. You can adapt. You can get it done while they’re still stuck deciding what to do. Jason Fried, entrepreneur and author Big businesses have big budgets, big teams,

Which Trust is Right for Me? Ask a Professional All trusts established in South Africa are required to register with SARS, regardless of whether they have any transactions or income. SARS Understanding the tax benefits and limitations of a trust or special trust is crucial to ensuring the trust beneficiaries

Mandela Day: Why Younger Consumers Support Purpose-Driven Businesses The bottom line is that having a purpose is good business. It is the business of the future. Brian Whipple, former CEO of Accenture Song Millennials and Gen Z – two generations raised on social media, shaped by climate anxiety, and equipped

2026 Tax Season Opens: Experience the Power of Done The Power of Done starts with knowing when to act. SARS SARS’s “The Power of Done” campaign promotes seamless, digital tax compliance for Tax Filing Season 2026. The season officially opens on 13 July, although auto-assessed taxpayers will receive notifications from

Top Tips for Handling Your Employee’s Personal Crisis Leaders must either invest a reasonable amount of time attending to fears and feelings, or squander an unreasonable amount of time trying to manage ineffective and unproductive behaviour. Brené Brown, Dare to Lead Personal crises, such as bereavement, divorce, illness, and mental

The Small Business Trends You Should Be Paying Attention To Small business success in this economy isn’t about the ‘next big thing’ in tech; it’s about the ‘next small thing’ Isabel Guzman While everyone’s talking about AI, trends are emerging that show the most successful small businesses have returned to