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30/10/2026

From local insight to global conversations.

This year, five speakers from across the PKF in South Africa network will take the stage at the 2026 PKF Global Gathering in Budapest, sharing ideas, perspectives and experiences with colleagues from around the world.

Flying the South African flag high on the global stage are:

Angie da Silva, Chief Operating Officer at PKF in South Africa
Crystal Pretorius, Partner at PKF Johannesburg
Raoul Kelly, Partner at PKF Durban
Waldek Wasowicz, Chief Executive Officer at PKF in South Africa
Ziyaad Moosa, Partner at PKF Johannesburg

We look forward to seeing them contribute their expertise and perspectives to conversations across the global PKF network.

29/10/2026

Collaboration doesn't stop at borders.

From 3 to 6 November, members of the PKF South Africa network will join colleagues from around the world at the 2026 PKF Global Gathering in Budapest to share knowledge, discuss emerging opportunities and strengthen the relationships that make international collaboration possible.

These connections help ensure that our clients continue to benefit from both local expertise and global perspectives.

Swipe to meet the team heading to Budapest.

28/10/2026

Some make the top. Others blaze the trail. We happen to have both.

Mari-Louise Kotzé of PKF Johannesburg has been named a finalist in SAICA's Top 35 Under 35 Awards, while Thandolwethu Gumede of PKF Durban has been named a finalist in the Trainee Trailblazer Awards.

Two award categories. Two outstanding professionals. One proud PKF South Africa team.

Mari-Louise and Thandolwethu, congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. We're behind you every step of the way and wish you all the best for the final round.

27/10/2026

What does it take to stand out in your profession?

This year, two PKF Johannesburg Partners will help answer that question as part of the SAICA Awards judging panel.

Udumo Mazhindu will judge the Trainee Trailblazer category, while Ziyaad Moosa joins the judging panel for Top 35 Under 35.

We’re proud to see PKF represented on the judging panel and contributing to the recognition of professionals making their mark.

To all this year’s entrants, congratulations on getting this far, and good luck.

26/10/2026

Bringing people together to share ideas, exchange perspectives and explore what’s next for South Africa’s automotive industry.

At a recent PKF Johannesburg Automotive event, clients and industry leaders came together for an engaging discussion on the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the sector.

Spearheaded by Ziyaad Moosa, the event created space for meaningful discussion, fresh perspectives and valuable connections. From the panel discussion to the conversations that followed, attendees explored the issues influencing the future of the industry and what lies ahead.

The discussions were supported by insights from our latest Automotive Report, bringing the data and industry perspectives together to help make sense of a changing landscape.

A big thank you to everyone who joined and helped make the event a success.

Discover the insights in the PKF Automotive Report: https://pkf.co.za/insights/publications/general/pkf-in-south-africa-the-south-african-automotive-report

26/10/2026

How do you determine fair value when there is no observable market price? What market should be used? And what role does professional judgement play?

These are some of the questions addressed in the revised IFRS for SMEs Standard.

In this article, KC Rottok Chesaina unpacks the new fair value framework and highlights the practical considerations SMEs should be thinking about before implementation.

Access the full insight: https://pkf.co.za/insights/articles/2026-insights/fair-value-under-revised-ifrs-for-smes

23/10/2026

From rising margin pressures to the transition to electric vehicles, the automotive industry is navigating significant change.

Developed by PKF Johannesburg , the 2026 Automotive Report explores the trends shaping the industry, offering data-driven insights to help businesses understand emerging challenges and make informed decisions.

Stay informed and prepare for what lies ahead. Download the report to explore the insights that matter to your business.

Read the report: https://pkf.co.za/insights/publications/general/pkf-in-south-africa-the-south-african-automotive-report

23/10/2026

Not to add pressure… but this decision kind of matters.

Where you do your articles can shape how confident and capable you feel stepping into your career.

At PKF, you’re given the tools and trust to actually grow into the role.

If you're serious about your CA(SA) journey, don’t just go with the default.

Choose what sets you up properly: Link in our bio.

22/10/2026

South Africa's latest Mini-Budget points to a fiscal position that is stabilising, but remains under significant pressure.

Economic growth for 2026 has been revised down to 1.2%, while the debt-to-GDP ratio has stabilised at 78.4%. At the same time, stronger-than-expected revenue collections have provided some breathing room, with tax and non-tax revenue and National Revenue Fund receipts coming in R54.1 billion above the 2026 Budget estimate.

There is some short-term relief too. Fuel levy reductions are set to provide temporary support to consumers, while government continues to contend with higher debt-service costs, increased borrowing requirements and pressure on expenditure.

So, what does the 2026 MTBPS tell us about the country's fiscal direction?

We've unpacked the numbers and highlighted the key developments businesses and taxpayers should have on their radar.

Read our key takeaways from the 2026 MTBPS: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0zjKTW0

22/10/2026

Payroll discrepancies are easier to deal with when you spot them early.

With the interim EMP501 reconciliation due 31 October 2026, employers have an opportunity to identify and address mismatches before the annual reconciliation period.

Check that your PAYE, UIF and SDL records reconcile with your payroll information, EMP201 declarations and payments. It is also a good time to review employee tax information and certificates for potential discrepancies.

A little extra attention now can mean less pressure when year-end comes around.

Need help reviewing your payroll tax position? Our PKF South Africa tax specialists can assist.

Get Payroll Assistance: https://pkf.co.za/your-needs

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