FAQs: Quick and Clear Answers
What industries does TAXology serve?
TAXology serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and more. Our versatile approach allows us to provide industry-specific tax solutions that address unique challenges and opportunities within each sector. Whether you’re a startup, small business, or large corporation, our expertise ensures your tax needs are met with precision and insight.
How can TAXology help my business with tax planning and preparation?
TAXology specialises in comprehensive tax planning and preparation services that meet your business needs. Our experts analyse your financial situation, identify potential tax savings opportunities, and develop strategies to minimise tax liabilities. From preparing accurate tax returns to proactive tax planning throughout the year, we ensure your business remains compliant and financially efficient.
How can I schedule an appointment and what should I bring to my tax appointment?
To schedule an appointment, contact us via our website or phone. We’re also available via email at [email protected]. Bring your ID, tax documents, income statements, deduction receipts, and relevant financial documents for your tax appointment. This helps us provide efficient, personalized advice.
What tax services do you offer?
We provide a comprehensive range of tax services, including individual tax preparation, business tax filing, tax planning, IRS problem resolution, and more. Whether you’re an individual or a business, we have services to meet your needs.
What is the deadline for filing taxes?
For non-provisional taxpayers, the deadline for filing individual tax returns typically starts in July and ends in October each year. If the government gazette publishes a general announcement, it may extend the deadline. Business tax deadlines vary according to your financial year-end, so please consult our team for specific dates.
Do you offer tax planning services?
Yes, we offer tax planning services to help you minimize your tax liability and maximize your financial health. Our experts will work with you year-round to develop strategies that align with your financial goals.
What is provisional tax?
Provisional tax is a method of paying income tax in advance, often in two or three installments. It helps taxpayers spread their tax liability over the year, avoiding a large payment at the end.
Do you offer registering for VAT services?
Yes, we assist businesses in registering for VAT, ensuring they comply with all relevant regulations and requirements.
Are your services available online?
Yes, we offer a variety of online services, including virtual consultations, online tax filing, and secure document uploads. This allows us to serve clients regardless of their location.
What is the role of a tax practitioner?
A tax practitioner is a professional who prepares and files tax returns on behalf of clients. They stay updated with the latest tax laws to provide accurate and efficient tax services.
How do I know if I need a tax professional?
If you’re unsure about tax laws, own a business, earn income from multiple sources, or want to avoid costly mistakes, it’s time to consult a tax professional. At TAXology, we confidently help individuals and businesses navigate South Africa’s complex tax regulations. Whether you need help with annual tax returns, VAT, payroll taxes, or SARS correspondence, our team ensures your compliance and peace of mind. Don’t wait for penalties to discover—partner with a trusted expert from the start.
Do you offer bookkeeping services?
Yes, in addition to tax services, we offer comprehensive bookkeeping services to help you manage your finances. This includes monthly financial statement preparation, payroll processing, and more.
How long does it take to register a company?
Registering a company in South Africa typically takes 1 to 3 business days if all documentation is submitted correctly and CIPC systems are operational. At TAXology, we efficiently handle your company registration, guiding you through each step and preparing all compliance paperwork upfront. This helps avoid delays and ensures your business is officially registered and ready to trade quickly..