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Feature: Is Customer-Centricity the way to survive the technology storm?

Articles, Editor's Choice, FeaturesBy Andre van der MerweNovember 1, 2018

Let’s face it. There are only two real certainties in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. One is that nobody is a real expert, because it’s all just too new. Remember when social media started moving into the mainstream around 10 years ago and suddenly we had ‘experts’ pouring out of the woodwork looking for their 15…

Cover Story: Zama Khanyile CA(SA)

Articles, Editor's ChoiceBy Andre van der MerweNovember 1, 2018

There is still much work to be done in South Africa to create an even playing field for women. In her role as president of African Women Chartered Accountants (AWCA), Zama Khanyile is playing her part. A fund manager at the National Empowerment Fund (NEF), she also leads a team that provides access to capital…

Advice: Don’t Ignore The 30s

Advice, Editor's ChoiceBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 28, 2018

Last year, life insurers paid benefits of R14,4 billion (34 100 claims). Medical schemes (2016/17) paid R136 billion in ‘relevant healthcare expenditure’. Our consumer debt is estimated at over R1,6 trillion with 11 million consumers over-indebted. Read the full article here.

Focus: The Millennial CA a Complex Asset

Editor's Choice, FocusBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 28, 2018

The business world is ever changing and with tech taking over, cryptocurrencies coming to the fore and ever-advancing efficiencies, millennial CAs could be a company’s greatest asset. The only problem is how to effectively manage this potential.  Read the full article here.

Focus: 7 Forces That Will Change the Way You Work

Editor's Choice, FocusBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 28, 2018

Technological and social forces are transforming how work gets done, who doesit , and even what work looks like. And while technology can make workers more productive, there will be significant turbulence as organisations grapple with the complexity and unpredictability of a changing workforce.  Read the full article here.

ASA: October 2018 Issue

Editor's Choice, IssuesBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 28, 2018

Read the online magazine here Download the PDF version here

Directing business from Singapore

CA(SA) Profiles, Editor's ChoiceBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 4, 2018

Singapore may be a small island in Asia, but despite its size, the country has developed into a global commerce, education, finance, tourism and transport hub over the last 50 years. This is a testimony of what effective leadership can do, and Chris von Elling says it is truly inspirational. (South Africa, take note!). Read…

The complex question of cryptocurrencies

Editor's Choice, FeaturesBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 4, 2018

The popularity of cryptocurrencies has resulted in questions about their tax treatment. Depending on the facts and circumstances, capital gains tax or normal income tax may apply. Geneva Management Group tax expert Ruaan van Eeden believes that, in the interests of the taxpayer, SARS must act quickly to clear the confusion. Read more  

Strengthen yourself

Advice, Editor's ChoiceBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 4, 2018

Professionals who keep their strengths in mind and see change as an opportunity will be able to direct impact of the prophesied vicissitudes and will be the greatest benefactors in the long run

Miss World SA – An aspiring CA(SA)

CA(SA) Profiles, Editor's ChoiceBy Andre van der MerweSeptember 4, 2018

Thulisa Keyi proves beauty and brains are not mutually exclusive. Read more  

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