When Revaluation Backfires: The Hidden Costs of Revaluing PPE

Difference between NOP's, PBO's and NPC's

This episode explains the differences between NPOs, NPCs and PBOs in South Africa, covering what each term means, how to register them, and when each structure is appropriate. Listeners will learn step-by-step setup, tax implications including Section 18A approval, audit and compliance requirements, common pitfalls, and practical tips for running a compliant and fundable non-profit.

Failure to Increase VAT threshold burdens Small Businesses

This episode explains how South Africa's unchanged VAT registration threshold of R1 million has been eroded by inflation, creating extra costs, admin and competitive disadvantages for small businesses. We cover the practical impacts, real-life examples, steps entrepreneurs can take now, and a call for policy change to raise the threshold and support growth.

The Pros and Cons of Investing in Property, shares and Banks in South Africa

In this episode, Vidyanth Bhola breaks down the pros and cons of investing in property, share portfolios, and bank products in South Africa, covering income potential, risks, liquidity and costs. He explains how property offers tangible assets and rental income, shares provide long-term growth and liquidity but with volatility, and bank products give safety and predictability but typically low returns. The episode recommends a balanced approach: keep an emergency cushion in the bank, invest in diversified shares for growth, and consider property for stability and rental income—matched to your goals, risk appetite, and time horizon.

When Revaluation Backfires: The Hidden Costs of Revaluing PPE

Vidyanth Bhola explains revaluation of property, plant and equipment under IFRS and IFRS for SMEs, covering how upward revaluations impact other comprehensive income, trigger deferred tax, increase depreciation and create earnings volatility. Learn the practical trade-offs and disclosures SMEs should consider before choosing the revaluation model.

Podcast_4_S2_SARS Crackdown: Trustees Under Fire — What You Must Do Now

This episode explains SARS's intensified enforcement on trusts, the risk that many trusts remain unregistered, and the severe tax and personal liabilities trustees can face. It outlines key compliance requirements — SARS registration, annual ITR12T and IT3T filings, and accurate record keeping — and gives practical steps such as audits, trustee education, and using trust-specific accounting to stay compliant.