Loubser & Kie/Co

01/04/2026

To all our valued clients - Happy Easter!

We are closed on Thursday, 2 April 2026 and will return on Tuesday, 7 April 2026.
Have a blessed Easter, and if you are travelling, travel safe.

16/03/2026

Afrikaans ➡️ Die publiek se gids ⬇️ 'n nasie wat vir almal werk.

28/02/2026

SARS is targeting two purchases said to mask additional financial flows, and warned that they will be a focus area this year.

22/01/2026

25/11/2025

17/10/2025

From the February 2026 employer filing season, Income Tax numbers will be strictly enforced in e@syFile™ Employer. Employers will no longer be able to submit

17/09/2025

Stress-free payroll - every month!

From calculating salaries, PAYE to submitting UIF and handling SARS deadlines, we take all the admin off your plate - ACCURATELY AND ON TIME.

✅ Compliance with South African labour and tax laws
✅ Secure, confidential processing
✅ Scalable for small or growing teams.

Let us handle the numbers so you can focus on your business.

Call us today on 016 341 3123 or [email protected]

08/09/2025

https://businesstech.co.za/news/finance/836232/sars-auto-assessment-warning-for-taxpayers-in-south-africa/?fbclid=IwdGRzaAMpGnhjbGNrAykaKGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEepX-IIi-5iRs0imO_SyvoyI81dPIv03FdH0zbk_F_ZrQlWSZBDZzWlMTP_f0_aem_0upLYv3HA3_NtiGznwv-NQ&sfnsn=scwspwa

Anyone who has been auto-assessed by SARS is being warned that they could face penalties, refund reversals, or even audits later in the year.

04/09/2025

We are often warned about phishing scams and other irregularities in the banking industry, the same goes for the accounting industry.....

We encourage all our clients to ensure that they only engage with registered tax practitioners and qualified accountants who are members of recognised professional bodies such as SAIPA, or similar governing organisations.

We urge you to contact Loubser & Kie/Co directly on 016 341 3123 or [email protected] to confirm credentials and professional registration.

02/09/2025

FULL-TIME BOOKKEEPER POSITION AVAILABLE IN HEIDELBERG, GAUTENG

Loubser & Kie/Co is a well-established accounting firm with over 40 years of excellence, proudly servicing a wide range of blue-chip clients across South Africa.

We are seeking a detail-oriented and reliable bookkeeper to join our team.

If you have a passion for numbers, accuracy, and supporting business growth, this could be the role for you.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
* Capture and reconcile daily transactions
* Manage accounts payable and receivable
* Process VAT, PAYE and other statutory returns
* Maintain accurate general ledger records
* Assist with monthly management accounts and reporting
* Liaise with auditors, clients and suppliers

REQUIREMENTS
* Minimum 8 years bookkeeping experience (preferably in an accounting or business services environment)
* Proficiency in Pastel, Sage and Xero
* Strong knowledge of South African tax compliance (VAT, PAYE, UIF, etc.)
* Attention to detail, strong organisational skills and ability to meet deadlines
* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

WHAT WE OFFER:
* Competitive salary based on experience
* Growth opportunities within a supportive, professional team
* Exposure to a diverse, high-profile client base

HOW TO APPLY:
Send your CV and a brief motivation letter to [email protected] by FRIDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 2025.

ONLY SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED

30/08/2025

Ensure that you are compliant - you have to declare ALL income, even when you are an influencer

SARS cracks down on social media influencers over undeclared income

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is cracking down on social media influencers, urging them to regularise their tax affairs as it investigates undeclared income from online content creation and brand partnerships.

With the influencer industry booming, SARS is intensifying efforts to ensure compliance among content creators who earn significant revenue through platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

Tax experts warn that many influencers, particularly those treating their online activities as side hustles, may be unaware of their tax obligations.

Income from sponsored posts, affiliate marketing, and ad revenue is taxable, yet some influencers fail to report it, risking hefty penalties.

SARS has reportedly employed advanced data analytics to track undeclared earnings, cross-referencing social media activity with bank transactions.

The crackdown has sparked mixed reactions. Some influencers argue the tax system is complex for self-employed creators, while others welcome the push for transparency.

As the digital economy grows, SARS’ focus on influencers signals a broader effort to ensure all income streams are accounted for in South Africa’s evolving tax landscape.