Business Beware!
The new Consumer Protection Act (CPA) will have a huge impact on businesses and South African Consumers. Read more
Taxpayers may be at risk with new ‘pay now, argue later’ rule
Taxpayers should brace themselves for the “pay now, argue later” rule which is now triggered whenever the South African Revenue Service (SARS) issues a tax assessment. In terms of the rule, which came into effect on 1 February, SARS is empowered to collect monies from a taxpayer within the set timeframe even if the latter objects to the assessment amount. The rule affects all categories of corporate and individual taxpayers. Read more
Sponsoring Sport
The Border/Kei region has established itself as a major sporting destination with many high profile events. In order to have achieved the hosting of these events there had first to be a culture of sport and a history of the successful organizing and staging of local sporting fixtures. These events usually start from humble beginnings and are organised by club volunteers. Read more
Local films aim for global markets
East London-based Ocean Media, says the Eastern Cape Information Technology Initiative (ECITI) has provided a platform for expanding their business. Read more
Amatola Water, Asian delegation cooperate to tackle water challenges
A World Bank backed Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi delegation recently completed a week long tour of the Eastern Cape, in a bid to learn how South Africa tackles its water supply challenges. Read more
