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High Court dismisses Kwinana Review Application against Ruling by SAICA Disciplinary Committee
Johannesburg, Friday, 14 March 2025 – The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) welcomes the High Court Judgment issued on 12 March 2025, which dismissed the review application brought by Ms. Yakhe Kwinana. SAICA considers the dismissal of the review application as confirmation of the robustness and integrity of SAICA’s disciplinary processes in ensuring accountability and upholding the highest ethical standards in the profession.
Budget 2.0 tax hangover for the public
Johannesburg, 13 March 2025 – The Budget 2025 version 2.0 has come and gone, and today we contemplate what all this means and why we should care about what the Minister said. Pieter Faber, Executive Taxation at the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, unpacks how all of this will impact South African citizens.
Is a VAT rate increase to 17% justifiable?
SAICA member, Dr Muneer Hassan CA(SA); Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA); Deputy Chair of the SAICA National Tax Committee; Deputy HOD Accountancy and Senior Lecturer Taxation at UJ delves into this much debated question.