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Day 2 Highlights from the FSCA Industry Conference 2026

The results indicate an improvement in the level of service since 2018, but many taxpayers say it has become harder to comply with their obligations.

But Sars has identified categories of non-compliant taxpayers who face penalties and legal action if they don’t come clean.

While the two-pot retirement system will improve longer-term retirement outcomes, customers must be guided on the pitfalls of early access.

The Ombud aims to issue determinations only as a last resort.

Business owners may be labouring under a false sense of security when it comes to the extent of their liability cover.

Students who enrol with MBSE have four options to fund their studies. This week, we look at what Student Hero offers.

In two cases, the representatives did not advise the clients adequately of terms that were material to the products’ benefits.

Adrian Gore says private sector funding is essential to maintain the quality of the healthcare system.

The administrator says the Fund has not complied with the Constitutional Court’s ruling handed down last month.

They are accused of inflating the price of disposable breathalyser straws from 29 cents to R29.99 a straw, resulting in a payment of R33.8m.

The aim of the draft risk assessment is to help accountants understand the sector’s money laundering and terrorism financing vulnerabilities.

One of the amendments will allow Sars to share taxpayer information with a wider range of government agencies.

OUTsurance indicated earlier this year it was considering selling OUTvest, which has not met growth expectations.

A family of four will lose R14 640 a year, says Tax Consulting SA.

The specialist fund manager says Warriner was not authorised to initiate or conclude any investment mandates on the company’s behalf.

The High Court found there was a clear causal connection between the injuries and the sequelae suffered by the deceased and his suicide.

The merger will create a combined embedded value of about R7.8 billion, and the insurers have 1.5 million active policies.