What happens when a trust’s trustees fall out and go to war with each other? If a polite request to the minority trustee to resign bears no fruit, can the majority forcibly remove him or her? And if so, must they have good reason to do so? First question of course is what the founding […]
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“Houston, we have a problem”. It’s called Eskom, and plans for its rescue were a main focus of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s Budget 2019 Speech. Although we’ve seen the Eskom crisis coming for a long time, it could now be entering a critical phase. It’s important for us all to understand the consequences if Moody’s,
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As a business owner, being blindsided by some highly damaging event is going to be costly, perhaps even fatal. Yet the world as a whole seems to be moving towards increasing unpredictability in all sorts of ways. How can you manage that risk? We discuss some practical ideas on improving your risk management generally, with
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Issuing accurate tax invoices is vital, but the reality is that every now and then errors will inevitably creep in. It has always been possible to issue credit or debit notes to correct calculable errors. But, because the VAT Act prohibits the issuing of more than one tax invoice per taxable supply, until recently there
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Budget 2019 is important for our economy as a whole, and we must hope that Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s “It is time for us to sow the seed of renewal and growth” presages a new era of prosperity for us all. But how does Budget 2019 affect you and your business in a practical sense?
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