Video Insights

Mergers and acquisitions present numerous opportunities for all organisations involved, but also require much consideration and preparation. In the first of our video series on mergers and acquisitions, RSM Legal Directors, Liz Pinnock and Phillip Kruger, discuss the considerations around data privacy. RSM South Africa are experts in Mergers & Acquisitions.

RSM South Africa's Head of Audit, Eckard Bergh, chats to Mark Nisbett, Audit Partner at RSM UK, about how the cross border audit process works and what clients can expect.

At RSM, we have an extensive multidisciplinary service offering ensuring that the business needs of our clients are covered from every angle.

Following the 2022 Budget Speech by Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana, RSM Tax Director, Neil Hughes covers the highlights from the speech.

Management Accounting deals with the analysis of both quantitative & qualitative info for the purpose of improving efficiency & effectiveness within the business. Unlike Financial Accounting, where financial data is summarised into reports for presentation to a wide array of users (e.g.

Drafting a will can be a daunting task but following this simple checklist can make the process much easier.

The implementation and enforcement deadline for the POPI Act (POPIA) is 1 July 2021. This affects all organisations that hold any kind of personal information for clients or customers.

If an employer’s annual Leviable Amount/ Payroll is greater than R500,000 per annum, it must be registered to pay the Skills Development Levy. This includes submission of a Workplace Skills Plan and Annual Training Report.

When studying accounting, preparation for exams is vital. RSM South Africa's Audit Technical Training Manager offers a few tips on how to prepare for these exams.

Following the 2021 Budget Speech by Tito Mboweni, RSM Tax Director, Neil Hughes covers the highlights from the speech. 

RSM South Africa Director, Neil Hughes, covers the highlights of the 2020 Budget Speech.

The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (“CIPC”) issued Notice 52 of 2019 announcing that new requirements apply for companies to declare their compliance status to specific sections of the Companies Act, which will be required to be submitted with the Annual Return of the company. This is applicable to all companies as of 1 January 2020.

Social media offers numerous opportunities for businesses from a marketing and eCommerce point of view. However, companies need to consider the potential risks as well. This is where a social media audit comes in.

This video looks at what an auditor does, the scope of their role and why they are really necessary.

2019 tax season is here. Do you have all the correct documents ready?