There’s no fixed income threshold, but if your income is over R350,000 per year, involves multiple income sources (e.g., rental, freelance, investments), or includes complex deductions, using an accountant can ensure compliance and savings.
As soon as you have a steady income and an emergency fund in place. Even small amounts invested monthly can grow significantly over time thanks to compound interest.
A bookkeeper handles daily transactions and records, while an accountant interprets financial data, offers strategic advice, prepares reports, and ensures tax compliance.
Yes, we assist individuals, sole proprietors, SMEs, and trusts with everything from tax planning to investment structuring and financial statements.
You are legally required to register for VAT if your turnover exceeds R1 million in a 12-month period. Voluntary registration is also possible from R50,000 in turnover.
Our fees depend on the nature of services required—ranging from once-off tax returns to monthly bookkeeping and advisory. Contact us for a tailored quote.
If you’re unsure, we can do a tax review and identify potential deductions, rebates, or restructuring opportunities to optimize your tax position.
Absolutely. We assist with company registrations, SARS setups, financial systems, business plans, and ongoing support to get your business running smoothly.
Use an accountant for tax, compliance, and business finance. A financial advisor is best for long-term planning like retirement, investments, and risk cover. We collaborate with trusted advisors like Allan Gray for integrated financial support.
