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CMS training for newly appointed trustees of open medical schemes
The induction programme takes place online over two days.
Taxpayers should inform SARS if they have been unemployed for a full year or longer, to avoid being flagged as non-compliant.
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The document lists 3 262 employers that are at least four months in arrears – and the worst offenders are 20 years behind.
IR orders retail pharmacy chain to secure customers’ data and comply with Popia or face a fine of up to R10 million.
Constitutional Court refuses the former chief executive’s application for leave to appeal in his claim for R250m in damages.
The Commissioner of the FSCA shares his thoughts on South Africa’s battle against money laundering and the road to regaining international trust.
Interim profit from conventional insurance almost doubles despite significant claims for fires, floods in the Western Cape, and earthquakes in Türkiye.
The working guide proposes 38 central principles that a company can incorporate into an anti-corruption policy.
MBSE’s cybersecurity newsletters provide the knowledge and tools needed to protect personal and business information from cyber threats.
The theme of this year’s convention reflects how the recent past will inform the future, accelerating the use automation, open AI, and digital evolution in financial planning.
Moonstone Compliance’s second EEA webinar will explain the obligations the Act imposes on a designated employer.
The regulator says the funds should be returned to the affected medical scheme members.
The claim form, together with supporting documentation, must be delivered to the liquidators’ office in Pretoria.
The Appeal Board’s decision underscores the crucial role of risk management and compliance in the financial sector’s battle against money laundering and terrorism financing.
The applicable designated non-financial businesses and professions that do not submit a risk and compliance return face administrative sanctions.
An Eastern European company is manufacturing solar panels that appear broken, so thieves won’t be tempted to steal them. But where might this end?