• SAIPA shines the light on progress with the recovery of small businesses
• Generous tax benefits for Small Business Corporations
• Business Owners to Receive Free Business Advice
• Professional Accountants resume full services from 1st May
• Summary of Alert Level 4 Lockdown Restrictions
• Workplace Plans Occupational Health and Safety
• Form 2 – Permit to Perform an Essential or Permitted Service
• COVID-19 impact: Question & Answers (Q&A)
• Member Engagement on COVID-19
  • Presentation
  • Webinar Recording
• Help us support you better
• Media statement – Further tax measures to combat COVID-19
• Lockdown Regulations
• COVID-19 Regulations for Attendance at Funerals
• COVID-19 Regulations applicable to Contact Tracing
• National Disaster Payment – Excel Template
• Guidelines to Convert Excel to CSV
• MOA between UIF and Employer
• Undertaking Letter COVID19 TERS
• Circular No 12 of 2020 Guidelines on COVID 19_TERS
• Minimum wage 2020
• Claiming from the UIF guidance
• COVID-19 Temporary Employee/Employee Relief Scheme
• Impact of Coronavirus on trade
• Positions of Neighbouring Countries States – Cross Border Movement in response to the COVID-19
• Easy Guide for Employers – Reduced work time benefits/ illness benefits/ dependant’s benefits
• Easy Aid for Corona Benefits
• Employee Declaration form
• SMME Relief Common Template
• SMME Debt Relief Finance Scheme
• SMME Business Growth Resilience Facility
• SMME Support Criteria: DSBD SEFA SEDA
• Labour Update
• Employer Declaration form
• COVID-19 Block Exemption for the Banking and Retail Property Sectors
• Summary of Consumer Protection and National Disaster Management Regulations and Directions
• Letter to Tax Practitioners
• SARS – Tax Practitioner Appointment System is live
• Join us for a session on COVID-19 regulations
• VAT exemption for ‘essential goods’ for the duration of the lockdown

Fourth Quarter 2021

• Issue 41 of SAIPA’s Tax Professional and Professional Accountant journals are out!
• Embracing the Accounting Revolution
• SAIPA Announces Winners of Its All-new Olympiad
• SAIPA’s virtual professional evaluation an online success story
• First SAIPA member to be appointed to key ABASA role
• How to evaluate a Black Friday deal
• Full house at SAIPA virtual 2021 Accounting iNdaba
• The latest skills Professional Accountants need to navigate the future
• Ethics more than just a passing trend, says SAIPA CE
• Non-profit organisations in KZN on track again after July looting
• SAIPA to review Companies Amendment Bill in the public interest

Third Quarter 2021

• The connection between heritage and wealth, prosperity and being proudly South African
• SDG reporting receives much-needed focus
• Why you should trust a Tax professional from SAIPA CoTE
• 6 reasons why Professional Accountants (SA) make great leaders
• Design Your Own Destiny – Women’s Month Webinar
• KEEP CALM AND SERVE ON

Second Quarter 2021

• Grade 12 learners to receive free accounting and maths support
• Professional accountants to offer assurance on corporate data value
• Celebrating International MSME Day and the role of accountancy in MSME sustainability
• Which Type of Accountant is Best for My Business?
• DEVELOPMENTS AHEAD OF ENFORCEMENT POWERS COMING INTO EFFECT
• The value of ‘marketability’ in tough economic times
• SAIPA’s new Olympiad brings reality-show feel to school competition
• May is a busy tax month – use it to review your company’s financial health
• Top 8 reasons to pursue a career in finance and accountancy
• Recruiters, know your Accountants in 2021
• Accountancy a critical skill for South Africa
• [WATCH] SAIPA CE Shahied Daniels shares insight with IFAC on the institute’s transformational journey and digital innovations

First Quarter 2021

• What professional bodies do to minimise misconduct and crime
• It’s time for women to lead
• As SARS rolls out smart collection system, tax practitioners must respond
• SAIPA unpacks National Budget Speech at review webinar
• Syft Analytics is excited to sponsor the SAIPA Tax Update webinar on 2 March 2021
• Relieved taxpayers – thanks to higher-than-expected tax collections
• What will Budget 2021 hold when most businesses and consumers don’t have more to give?
• SAIPA lauds KPMG decision to end non-audit services to listed clients
• SAIPA’s Project Achiever gives aspiring accountants a winning edge
• COVID-19’s Impact on Small Businesses: How Professional Accountants (SA) Can Help
• Build accountancy capacity, but make it future-ready
• What professional bodies do to minimise misconduct and crime
• It’s time for women to lead
• As SARS rolls out smart collection system, tax practitioners must respond
• SAIPA unpacks National Budget Speech at review webinar
• SAIPA lauds KPMG decision to end non-audit services to listed clients
• SAIPA’s Project Achiever gives aspiring accountants a winning edge
• COVID-19’s Impact on Small Businesses: How Professional Accountants (SA) Can Help
• Build accountancy capacity, but make it future-ready
• What professional bodies do to minimise misconduct and crime

Fourth Quarter 2020

• Data management vital to future-ready tax practitioner
• SAIPA statement on allegations by Afriforum Youth
• SAIPA CE to head up global accountancy body
• Accounting & Tax Thesis winners awarded at SAIPA’s Accounting iNdaba
• SAIPA launches Centre of Future Excellence
• Data management vital to future-ready tax practitioners
• Accountants must not protect traditional ways, says expert Daniel Susskind
• SAIPA Accounting iNdaba 2020 focuses on future-ready accounting
• SAIPA’s online PE beats COVID constraints
• SAIPA statement on allegations by Afriforum Youth
• SAIPA CE to head up global accountancy body
• Accounting & Tax Thesis winners awarded at SAIPA’s Accounting iNdaba
• SAIPA’s new e-certificate system makes it easier to trust your Professional Accountant (SA)
• Data management vital to future-ready tax practitioners
• Accountants must not protect traditional ways, says expert Daniel Susskind
• SAIPA Accounting iNdaba 2020 focuses on future-ready accounting

Third Quarter 2020

• Accountants must not protect traditional ways, says expert Daniel Susskind
• SAIPA to pioneer new state of accountancy
• The Professional Accountant of tomorrow
• Are you future-proofed?
• Government needs to get the balance right

Second Quarter 2020

• Delay of Professional Evaluation 11 July Exam Results
• SAIPA™ Women’s month webinar series
• Celebrating our women this Women’s month
• SAIPA conducts Professional Evaluation entirely online for the first time
• How to prepare for your online professional evaluation examination
• SAIPA Professional Evaluation Exam Will Be Online
• UPSKILL, RESKILL – DO MORE!
• SAIPA’s first virtual AGM a great success
• Latest #BackToTheFurture Webinars with SAIPA and Xero!
• Announcement – Postponement of 20 June 2020 Professional Evaluation Examinations
• Summary of Level 4 restrictions & guidelines for Professional Accountants (SA)
• Message from SAIPA Chief Executive – Maintaining integrity as Professional Accountants
• Inclusion of tax practitioners as essential services under alert level 4 lockdown regulations
• SAIPA Member Support Survey – Help us support you better
• SAIPA Member Support Survey – Help us understand your challenges
• The Office of the Chief Executive – Member engagement session 22 April
• Accountants essential as Finance Minister warns of deep recession
• FREE Toolkit to convert excel template (TERS Application)
• Supplementary budget tax revenue targets may be unrealistic
• Between a rock and a hard place
• SAIPA’s first virtual AGM a great success
• Rules of engagement
• Ethics are the gold standard in today’s and tomorrow’s trust economy
• Getting the economy going again
• SARS up, revenues down says Kieswetter
• Supplementary budget tax revenue targets may be unrealistic
• Between a rock and a hard place
• Professional Accountants resume full services from 1st May
• SAIPA urges government to recognise Professional Accountants as “essential services” providers
• SAIPA offers guidance to accountants on COVID-19 economic provisions

First Quarter 2020

• Check your email for SAIPA updates during the national lockdown
• SAIPA Event Cancellations
• SAIPA’s response to the Corona Virus Pandemic – Message to SAIPA Members and Stakeholders
• SAIPA’s response to the Corona Virus Pandemic – Message from SAIPA Chairman and CE
• CPD topic material goes digital
• SAIPA breaks down budget over breakfast
• AI will make Professional Accounting an even better career choice!

Fourth Quarter 2019

• New payment method
• In Loving Memory of Phillip Zamokwakhe “Zamo” Mkhwanazi
• System enhancements – November 2019
• Update your details and stand a chance to win one of two iPad Air tablets!
• Make International Anti-Corruption Day count!
• SAIPA and SAIGA sign MoU to formalise collaboration
• SAIPA and ICPAR sign MoU to strengthen African accounting
• Understanding the true cost of Financial Emigration

Third Quarter 2019

• Crypto accountants to ensure crypto tax compliance
• Top skills for future-ready Professional Accountants
• In the 4IR era, Professional Accountants must develop critical thinking
• As downgrade looms, South African companies need integrated reporting
• The Creative Destruction of Accounting
• Why the world needs IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
• New ethics code for accountants: action must be taken on threats straight away
• The future professional accountant in 4IR
• Decolonising accounting lies in providing context
• SAIPA honours thesis excellence to boost research in accounting and tax
• When does a Professional Accountant become a great Business Advisor?
• SAIPA Accounting iNdaba 2019 will focus on 4th Industrial Revolution
• New accounting charter on its way after professional bodies intervene
• South African organisations slow to adopt 4IR technologies
• NMU Awards Accounting Students
• South Africa builds its “Capable 4IR Army”
• Digital subjects for schools but accounting remain a top choice
• Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency could give teeth to Blockchain

Second Quarter 2019

• SONA 2019: Achievable NDP demands strict financial control over budget
• SAIPA Accounting iNdaba 2019 will focus on 4th Industrial Revolution
• Latest Professional Evaluation shows transformation wins for SAIPA
• Without being declared competent, SAIPA members can’t perform these duties
• SAIPA’s NAO contest ideal for helping accountancy pupils confirm their career choice
• Congratulations to and expectations of the 6th administration
• SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad 2019 entries closing soon. Register now!
• SARS Should Be Commended for 2019 Collections in View of Historical Handicaps
• Top 10 Requirements When Joining a SAIPA ATC
• After Financial Year End, the Real Work Begins

First Quarter 2019

• Lessons for small-to-medium accounting practices in 2019
• The Future of Accounting: What to expect in the next 5 years
• New Cybercrimes Bill Doesn’t Replace Caution
• SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad 2019 Entries Now Open
• South Africa to reach the fiscal cliff by 2042
• African Global Operations Group (former- Bosasa) to Liquidate, Beyond Rehabilitation Says SAIPA 
• One week to go until Budget 2019 – SAIPA Budget Prediction: Get Back to Basics
• SAIPA Professional Evaluation Top National Achiever hails from KZN
• SAIPA Supports ACOA2019 The 5th Africa Congress OF Accountants 19-21 June 2019, Marrakech, Morocco
• Accounting the Ideal Gen Z Career Says SAIPA
• New SAIPA Association for Eastern Cape North District
• Sedibeng Gets New SAIPA District Association
• Duties of Professional Accountants Acting as Commissioners of Oaths 
• Appointment of Mr Shahied Daniels as Chief Executive of SAIPA
• Accountants Must Pioneer AI Solution

Fourth Quarter 2018

• Industry bodies combine powers to counter misconduct and foster accountability
• Why practical training is critical to every graduate’s career
• Business rescue or liquidation – when to choose which
• Awards honour SA’s standout performers
• Important member message: VBS financial scandal
• SAIPA Top Achievers’ Awards 2018 Honours Outstanding Performers
• King Edward VII 8 Hit SAIPA Olympiad Top 50
• Rondebosch Boys High comes out tops in SAIPA Olympiad Top 50
• Al Huda Muslim School does the province proud in SAIPA Olympiad National Top 50
• Five from Khanyisa Education Centre in SAIPA Olympiad National Top 50

Third Quarter 2018

• SAIPA Warns of Slump in Accountancy Pupils
• Return of the Large Business Centre eagerly awaited
• We cannot become numb in the fight against corruption
• SAIPA supports the accountants of the future through education and support
• Equipping accountants with the skills that are needed in a digitally disruptive world
• Turnaround time at SARS
• What accountants need to know about assuring public schools’ financial statements

Second Quarter 2018

• South Africa Leads in Adoption of International Accounting Standards
• Update: Leadership changes at SAIPA
• Final call for applications to help Professional Accountants (SA) qualify
• Notice of leadership changes at SAIPA
• SA echoes optimism revealed in PWC’s latest global CEO report
• Entries for SAIPA’s Tax & Accounting Thesis competition welcomed
• SAIPA encourages compliance of tax practitioners
• Decrypting blockchain and cryptocurrencies
• A Shark’s Advice to professional accountants

First Quarter 2018

• FICA – Heavier compliance may be on horizon for professional accountants
• Closing date nears for SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad entries
• SAIPA welcomes the interim change of guard at the revenue authority
• Is Government’s Free Tertiary Education Plan Realistic?
• Glaring gaps in the proposed debt intervention Bill
• Budget Speech: Expectations of tax increases still linger
• Entries open for SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad – interest rising

Fourth Quarter 2017

• Trusts may no longer be the holy grail of estate planning
• Project Achiever Extended Programme fares well in November SAIPA Professional Evaluation Exam
• SA fares well in World Bank & PWC Paying Taxes 2018 Report
• Grant Thornton report indicates hesitance in SA businesses: How accountants can mitigate the effect
• Trust is a must for professional accountants
• SAIPA collaborates with other regulators to combat non-compliance
• Numbers in SAIPA’s Accounting Olympiad are on the rise
• Tax Thesis Competition winners announced
• All eyes on the new Minister of Finance with his first mini-budget
• The Contemporary Gazette Newsletter Volume 12 issue 17
• Western Cape learner wins SAIPA’s 2017 National Accounting Olympiad

Third Quarter 2017

• The Contemporary Gazette Newsletter Volume 12 issue 16
• SARIPA Insolvency Law Update 3 of 2017
• 2017 SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad Provincial Winners
• Tax Ombud report a victory for taxpayers
• Significant change to the code of ethics for professional accountants
• KZN learner among national top performers in SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad 2017
• Limpopo learner among national top performers in SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad 2017
• Government must walk its SME talk to boost job creation and economic recovery

Second Quarter 2017

• PR26-2017-SAIPA Member Message August-final-24Jul2017
• SAIPA appoints Shafiek Dollie as Chairman
• Professional accounting gains more qualified individuals – Project Achiever plays central role
• Call for universities to enter the 2017 Tax Thesis Competition – entries close end July

First Quarter 2017

• SAIPA invests in sustainable futures for students
• SAIPA Limpopo members get their Professional Accountant (SA) designations
• PR16-2017-SAIPA becomes member of IRC of SA-final-9May2017
• SAIPA UWC
• Applications for May 2017 PE Exam close end of March
• Learners prompted to enter SAIPA National Accounting Olympiad
• OPINION: The role of accountants in African development
• Sugar Tax must be implemented with supporting educational programme
• Likely VAT increase must be handled creatively, says South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA)
• South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) questions Constitutionality of FICA Bill
• Carbon tax is no silver bullet

Fourth Quarter 2016

• Business rescue accreditation green light for SAIPA members
• Will new liquor laws stifle the economy?
• What to expect from SA’s 2016 mid term budget speech
• Tertiary tuition fees a shared responsibility
• The heritage of wealth
• EEP designation set to professionalise B-BBEE verification industry