2026: ‘N JAAR VAN MINDER CHAOS, MEER KOFFIE (EN MEER SUKSES) / YOUR YEAR OF LESS CHAOS, MORE COFFEE (AND SUCCESS)

2026: ‘N JAAR VAN MINDER CHAOS, MEER KOFFIE (EN MEER SUKSES) / YOUR YEAR OF LESS CHAOS, MORE COFFEE (AND SUCCESS)

By FHBC weet ons dat die oorgang na 'n nuwe jaar dikwels gepaard gaan met groot voornemens wat teen 15 Januarie al begin wankel soos 'n tafel met een kort poot. Ons wil dit vanjaar anders doen. Ons soek nie perfeksie nie, ons soek vordering. Ons deel 10 praktiese, haalbare punte om u finansies, huishouding en verhoudings in 2026 na die volgende vlak te neem.

MASTER YOUR BUSINESS CASH FLOW FOR SUCCESS

MASTER YOUR BUSINESS CASH FLOW FOR SUCCESS

As accountants, we can confirm that poor cash flow management, even in profitable ventures, is one of the biggest causes of business distress. This article highlights tested and practical strategies to assist clients to strengthen their business’s financial resilience.

IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE AND UP TO DATE MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING

IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE AND UP TO DATE MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING

Bookkeeping is a vital job in any business. This is true whether you do the work yourself or hire someone to do it for you. Without proper bookkeeping, your accounts will not be accurate. It involves systematically recording and organizing financial transactions and is a fundamental aspect of effective financial management.

THE CONDUIT PIPE PRINCIPLE

THE CONDUIT PIPE PRINCIPLE

When preparing a set of Financial Statements for a trust, we always aim to minimize paying taxes in the trust, primarily due to the high tax rate a trust attracts/benefit of lower tax rates of beneficiaries, whom in most cases are individuals and companies. This article aims to provide some sort of clarity on the treatment of income earned by a trust and how that income flows and is treated in the hands of the beneficiaries.

WHEN ACCOUNTING AND ETHICS COLLIDE

WHEN ACCOUNTING AND ETHICS COLLIDE

Ethics require accounting professionals to comply with the laws and regulations that govern their jurisdictions and their bodies of work. Avoiding actions that could negatively affect the reputation of the profession is a reasonable commitment that business partners and others should expect.

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