Compimento Inc

08/10/2026

Since 1 April 2026, you only have to register for VAT once your taxable supplies pass R2.3 million, up from R1 million. You can also register voluntarily once you pass R120 000, up from R50 000.

For many small businesses, that means VAT registration is now a choice rather than an obligation. But deregistering isn't automatically the right move.

Three things to weigh up:
1. Exit VAT on your assets: When you deregister, you may have to pay VAT on the value of your stock and equipment. That can be a significant once-off cash flow impact.
2. Lost input tax claims: Once you deregister, you can no longer claim back the VAT on your expenses. If you supply VAT-registered businesses, staying registered may still make sense.
3. Admin and systems: Invoicing, pricing and accounting processes all need updating.

The right answer depends on your customers, your costs and your growth plans.

Compimento can model the numbers for your business and help you decide whether to stay registered, deregister or register voluntarily and then handle the SARS process for you.



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07/10/2026

The ConCourt has decided, post-commencement creditors are excluded from participating in the vote on a Business Rescue Plan.

“Post-commencement creditors are not contemplated as participants in the voting architecture because the business rescue plan is structured around the creditor body as it existed at the start of business rescue. Their protection lies instead in section 135, which affords them preferential treatment, rather than voting rights.”

06/10/2026

At Compimento, we take the numbers off your plate so you can concentrate on growing your business:
👉 Book your FREE compliance health check. We reply within one business day.
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16/06/2026

Happy Youth Day!

Our youth, our future, our responsibility.

Empowered youth today, better leaders tomorrow.

14/06/2026

An extract from Boitumelo Moletsane’s bio:

“A doting father of three, Boitumelo took up running in 2015 simply to keep fit, with absolutely no intention of tackling marathons. However, the endurance bug bit, and he went on to complete three Sanlam Cape Town Marathons between 2015 and 2021. After joining the Waterfall City Athletics Club in 2021, he became a regular on the marathon circuit and set his sights on the ultimate human race: the Comrades Marathon.

His journey to the Comrades was a true test of resilience. A severe injury in 2023 sidelined
him, forcing him to miss both the 2023 and 2024 races. Undeterred, Boitumelo worked closely with medical professionals, biokineticists and his running club to undergo full rehabilitation.

His grit paid off in 2025 when he crossed the finish line of his very first Comrades Marathon in a time of 11:45. He is ready for the 2026 edition, stepping up to the starting line for his second Comrades with a clear goal: to beat the clock and improve on his personal best.”

25/05/2026

This Africa Day, we reflect on a continent defined by growth, resilience, and opportunity.

In an increasingly digital world, Africa’s future depends on trusted, future-ready leaders who can guide informed decisions and drive sustainable value. SAICA Trust remains committed to developing professionals who lead with integrity, insight, and purpose, helping shape a stronger, more resilient Africa.

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25/05/2026

Africa our home, our responsibility, our future!

01/05/2026

Celebrating dedication, honouring hard work and building our future together.

27/04/2026

28/09/2025

What you should know about the Accounting Standards Board quarterly meeting agenda for September 2025.

As the Board of the ASB prepares to meet on 30 September 2025, here are the key items on the agenda that you can expect to see soon. Lets see what these items are:https://lnkd.in/dNi8ziCv

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