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Comprehensive Tax, Accounting, Payroll & Advisory Services

Our Services

At Skotti Business Advisory, we provide a full suite of professional services designed to simplify your financial management, ensure compliance, and support long-term business growth. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a Small to Medium Enterprise (SMME), or an established corporation, our solutions are tailored to meet your unique needs.

Advisory

Business Advisory

Strategic advice to help you grow, adapt, and thrive in a changing business landscape.

  • Business planning and financial strategy
  • Company secretarial and governance services
  • Regulatory and compliance advisory
  • Support for start-ups, entrepreneurs, and SMMEs
Accounting

Accounting Solutions

Accurate, reliable, and timely accounting support for better decision-making.

  • Monthly bookkeeping and reconciliations
  • Preparation of annual financial statements
  • Management accounts and reporting
  • Cash flow analysis and financial forecasting
Payroll

Payroll Services

Seamless payroll management that saves time and ensures compliance.

  • End-to-end payroll processing
  • Employee payslips and statutory reporting
  • PAYE, UIF, and SDL submissions
  • Payroll advisory and system automation
Tax

Tax Services

Stay compliant and minimise risks with our expert tax solutions.

  • Corporate and individual tax returns
  • VAT, PAYE, and provisional tax submissions
  • SARS compliance and dispute resolution
  • Tax planning and structuring for maximum efficiency
Financial solutions

Expert Financial Solutions Tailored for Your Business

We deliver peace of mind, compliance, and the financial clarity you need to succeed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1

What are annual financial statements, and why do they matter?

Annual financial statements are official records of a company's financial activities for a fiscal year. They give a clear picture of the company's financial health and performance and are essential for stakeholders such as banks, creditors, SARS, CIPC, and management.

2

Who needs to have their financial statements audited in South Africa?

Audit requirements are set out in the Companies Act, No. 71 of 2008, along with regulations from the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC).

3

When does the South African tax filing season open and close?

Companies must file corporate income tax returns (ITR14) based on their financial year-end. SARS deadlines vary depending on the company's specific year-end.

4

What is the most common financial year-end for South African companies?

While companies may choose a year-end that suits their operations (for example, to align with an international parent company or seasonal cycle), 28 February is the most common year-end as it aligns with the SARS tax year.

5

How do cloud-based solutions improve financial reporting?

Cloud-based platforms make financial reporting more efficient, accurate, secure, and collaborative - streamlining processes and improving accessibility.

6

What is the tax return threshold for businesses in South Africa?

All registered companies - including dormant and non-trading entities - must submit a corporate income tax return (ITR14). Unlike individuals, companies are not exempt from filing based on income; every registered entity must comply.