TWB Consulting & Financial Services

01/06/2026

2026 Tax Season is Around the Corner!

Make sure you have all your IRP5 certificates, medical aid certificates, pension fund certificates, and retirement annuity (RA) certificates ready before filing season opens
Tiaan Botha TWB Consulting & Financial Services

28/05/2026

How we do it........
TWB Consulting & Financial Services
Tiaan Botha

28/05/2026

What we do.....
TWB Consulting & Financial Services
Tiaan Botha

19/05/2026

Een rede hoekom kliënte my g*t krap en ek nie meer belasting wil doen:
Tiaan Botha TWB Consulting & Financial Services

16/05/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/18knNbDt2v/
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Tiaan Botha

20/04/2026

Interesting

21/03/2026

"Messy books don’t need more capturing. They need someone who can actually make sense of them. The game has changed — whether people want to admit it or not.

Anyone can capture numbers. Not everyone can turn those numbers into direction.

The accountants who are winning right now aren’t the busiest — they’re the ones solving real problems:

• Taking chaos and turning it into clear, usable insight
• Catching cash flow problems before they choke a business
• Helping clients make decisions with confidence
• Standing next to the business owner — not just sending reports

Messy environments don’t scare good accountants. They separate the ones who know from the ones who just process."

TWB Consulting & Financial Services & Tiaan Botha

03/03/2026

When to Pay Tax

Provisional Tax:
🔷1st payment: within six months after the start of the year of assessment.
🔷2nd payment: on or before the last day of the year of assessment.
🔷3rd payment: six months after the end of the year of assessment. (For taxpayers with a February year-end, it is seven months after the end of the year, i.e. 30 September).

Tax on Assessment:
🔷Pay by the date given on the assessment notice.

More info: https://bit.ly/4rXvB5K

03/03/2026

Tiaan Botha

25/02/2026

https://www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/budget/budget-in-a-minute/

Budget 2026 highlights: Tax relief, higher TFSA limit, fuel and carbon levy hikes, deficit at 4% of GDP.