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14 Aug

The Pitfalls of Haphazard Social Media Marketing – Why Planning Matters

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Business Coaching, Content Strategy, Marketing, Social Media Marketing

In today’s digital age, social media has become a cornerstone of marketing strategies for businesses large and small. It offers a powerful platform to engage with customers, build brand awareness, and drive sales. However, the temptation to simply “have something

14 Aug

Unveiling the Missing Link Why 88 of Small Businesses Lack an Effective Marketing Sales Plan

In the bustling world of entrepreneurship, small businesses are the backbone of innovation and economic growth. From mom-and-pop shops to tech startups, these ventures contribute immensely to local communities and global markets alike. Yet, despite their potential for success, a

14 Aug

Mastering Value Selling: The Art of Creating Lasting Customer Relationships

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Sales Strategies

Introduction In today’s competitive business landscape, where customers are more informed and discerning than ever before, traditional sales tactics often fall short. Value selling has emerged as a strategic approach that helps businesses close deals and builds long-lasting customer relationships.

26 May

Five Recognised Types of Incapacity in the LRA

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Legal

Incapacity in labour law is the non-blameworthy breach of performance standards i.e. theemployee is unable to cope with the work and the lack of performance is not due to his/herfault. The Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (LRA) Section 188(1)(a)(i)

25 Oct

So You want to Own your Own Business?

So you want to Own your Own Business… The only reason to have your own business is so that you can do what you want to do, every day, until your last day. It’s all about how you want to

24 Oct

2023/2024 Budget Speech

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Finance, Tax

Herewith a brief overview of the tax implications. INDIVIDUAL TAX The maximum marginal rate for natural persons remains at 45% and is reached when taxable income exceeds R1,817,001 (previously R1,731,600). The minimum tax rate remains at 18% on taxable income

23 Oct

The Tax Implications When Selling Bitcoin

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Finance, Tax

The Tax Implications When Selling Bitcoin Taxpayers who think cryptocurrency trading is an easy way to make money will be surprised as SARS looks at how to tax crypto trading activities. In South Africa, the term crypto asset, not cryptocurrency,

23 Oct

Fringe Benefits Tax

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Finance, Tax

What is a Fringe Benefit? Fringe benefits usually refer to non-cash benefits granted to employees but do not constitute cash payments made. A fringe benefit is to be understood as a benefit that an employee receives, but which does not

23 Oct

Liquidation and sequestration … What, How, When?

By SA Business Centre
In Business, Finance

The Difference between Liquidation and SequestrationIndividuals sequestrate to get rid of debt and businesses liquidate to get rid of debt. Once a person is sequestrated and a business liquidated the debt is written off and the person or the business

Unveiling the Missing Link Why 88 of Small Businesses Lack an Effective Marketing Sales Plan

Mastering Value Selling: The Art of Creating Lasting Customer Relationships

Five Recognised Types of Incapacity in the LRA

So You want to Own your Own Business?

2023/2024 Budget Speech

The Tax Implications When Selling Bitcoin

Fringe Benefits Tax

Liquidation and sequestration … What, How, When?

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