Malawi Tax Year Changes 2021
Minister of Finance, Felix Mlusu delivered the 2021/22 Budget Speech on 28th of May 2021 to the National Assembly to announce the Malawi Tax Year Changes 2021.
25
Aug
Legislation
25
Aug
Zanzibar Tax Year Changes 2021
The Zanzibar Tax Year Changes 2021 was proposed. The Finance Act 2021 does not dictate the tax rate changes to apply to Zanzibar.
17
Aug
Mauritius Budget Proposal 2021-2022
The Honourable Dr Renganaden Padayachy, Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development presented the Budget Proposal 2021-2022 to the National Assembly on Friday 11 June 2021, detailing the changes for the 2021-2022 tax year.
The changes w...
29
Jul
How POPIA will impact cloud providers
While Covid-19 has seen organisations shift to cloud platforms almost overnight to help them remain operational while their workforces are operating remotely, too many are not up to speed with what this means in terms of their data. This is particula...
22
Jul
Egypt Solidarity Levy Tax
The Egypt Solidarity Levy Tax was introduced by the Egyptian Government honouring Martyrs, Victims missing and injured in war, terrorist and security operations, and their families, effective 1 March 2021.
The contribution is calculated at 0.05% o...
09
Jul
Tanzania Tax Year Changes 2021
The Honourable Dr Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba Madelu presented to the National Assembly on the 10th of June 2021 with the latest Tanzania Tax Year Changes 2021.
01
Jul
Botswana Personal Income Tax Tables 2021
The Botswana Personal Income Tax Tables 2021 was presented by The Honourable Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Dr. Thapelo Matsheka presented the 2021/2022 Budget Proposals to the National Assembly on the 1st of February 2021.
24
Jun
Zimbabwe | NSSA Ceiling Limit Increase Update
The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) ceiling limit has increased based on the TCPL rate as issued by ZIMSTAT effective 1 June 2021.
01
Jun
South Africa | UIF Contribution Ceiling Increase: June 2021
An increase in the UIF contribution ceiling has come into effect, effective 1 June 2021, your employees will be required to contribute 1% of their remuneration to the UIF, up to the new limit of R17 712 per month.
23
Oct
Employment Tax Incentive (ETI) Explained
Millions of young South Africans are excluded from participating in economic activity, and as a result suffer disproportionately from unemployment, discouragement and economic marginalisation. High youth unemployment means young people are not gain...