We are Registered Auditors, Chartered Accountants, Tax Practitioners and Business Advisors
We add value to your business through our customised services. We believe strongly in transforming the accounting and bookkeeping functions of our clients by assisting them in moving from manual processes into efficient automated process through the optimal use of cloud technologies.
TM Global Chartered Accountants Incorporated (TMG) differentiates itself in the field of auditing, accounting, taxation and business advisory through its solid and up-to-date technical and professional knowledge of auditing and accounting standards as well as relevant legislation .
We are auditors registered with the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA), chartered accountants registered with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), tax practitioners accredited with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and an accredited SAICA Training Office for aspiring CAs(SA).
Taxpayers will enjoy long-awaited tax relief with much good news contained in the 2026 Budget. It scrapped the previously announced R20 billion in tax increases, and instead provides relief for taxpayers, assists small businesses and encourages savings by adjusting various tax brackets, caps and limits.
There is also real optimism about the country’s economic growth prospects. So much so that Budget 2026 has been called a fiscal turning point for SA, as important milestones are achieved. Read more good news from the Budget here…
Budget 2026 has brought long-overdue relief to taxpayers by not imposing VAT or income tax hikes and by adjusting the tables for tax rates, rebates and credits for inflation. Of course, some tax hikes were always going to happen: inflation-linked increases on sin taxes took effect on 25 February already and the fuel levies also increased.
This selection of official SARS Tax Tables and other useful resources will help clarify your tax position for the new tax year. Then follow the link to Fin 24’s Budget Calculator (just follow the four-step process) to do your own calculation.
For many small business owners, cash flow problems feel like a financial puzzle that’s impossible to figure out. It’s a numbers game that puts us at the mercy of the markets, and our clients’ payment terms.
But what if the real issue isn’t the figures? When it comes down to it, cash flow issues have a lot more to do with our behavioural patterns than we sometimes believe.