Tag | Companies Act
16 October 2012
Companies Act update In this edition, we focus on three different aspects of the Companies Act: Changing the memorandum of incorporation (MOI) Accountability and transparency [Read More]
Tags: 2012, annual financial statements, annual return, Audit, Companies Act, Director duties, financial year, Grant Thornton South Africa, Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI), MOI, Review
27 June 2012
The South African tax landscape is continually changing due to modernisation of the legislation and the need to accommodate the tax effects of a South [Read More]
Tags: 2012, barry Visser, Cliff Watson, Companies Act, Customs, David Honeyball, Director duties, e-filing, e-taxline, King III, SARS, Tax, VAT, Wian de Bruyn
12 June 2012
Watch this space – with the unheralded arrival in June 2012 of the B-BBEE property sector code – affecting property owners, estate agents, managers, valuers [Read More]
Tags: 2012, B-BBEE, BEE, BEEline, Codes of Good Practice, Companies Act, Real estate and construction, the dti
22 May 2012
Types of business entities based on the Companies Act, 2008 A new Companies Act was promulgated in 2008. The Act, Amendment Act together with the [Read More]
Tags: 2012, annual financial statements, Business entities, Close corporations, Companies Act, Domesticated companies, Establishing a presence in South Africa, External companies, For profit companies, Not for profit companies, Public Interest Score (PIS)
24 February 2012
This article first appeared in Business Report on 23 February 2012 By Hylton Cameron, executive tax manager, Grant Thornton Johannesburg We all knew that paying [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Budget analysis, Budget speech, Budget2012, Capital gains tax, Carbon Emissions Tax, Commentary, Companies Act, e-taxline, Estate duty, fringe benefits, Income Tax Act, National Health Insurance, NHI, Residential tax, SARS, Secondary Tax on Companies, Toll fees, Transfer duty, VAT
24 January 2012
Q4 Grant Thornton International Business Report data highlights impact of crime, service delivery, political climate and Companies Act on SA business owners Grant Thornton’s latest [Read More]
Tags: 2011, 2012, Companies Act, Crime, Deepak Nagar, Emigration, Government service delivery, International business report (IBR), Optimism, Pessimism, Political climate, Privately held business, Quarterly Tracker, research, Survey, Video
1 November 2011
Q3 Grant Thornton International Business Report data highlights crime, service delivery, political climate and Companies Act for SA business owners More than 50% of Western [Read More]
Tags: 2011, Companies Act, Crime, International business report (IBR), Political climate, Privately held business, research, service delivery
13 October 2011
The burden of governance issues at Board level has become ever greater and these issues are crowding out other items on Board agendas. Despite more [Read More]
Tags: 2011, audit committees, Board of Directors, Companies Act, Corporate Governance, Director duties, Integrated report, International business report (IBR), JSE, King III, over-regulation, Risk management
6 July 2011
While the statistics are still worryingly high, Grant Thornton reveals that the impact of contact crime on South African business continues its decline since this [Read More]
Tags: 2011, Companies Act, Crime, Government service delivery, International business report (IBR), Political climate, Privately held business, research
1 July 2011
Merged firm will be a substantial competitor in the KwaZulu-Natal market Merged firm will have greater capability, particularly in audit and compliance services Yet another [Read More]
Tags: 2011, B-BBEE, Budget analysis, Companies Act, Fast and strategic growth, Grant Thornton South Africa, International business report (IBR), Merger & acquisition, Payroll outsourcing, Privately held business, Tax
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