Chartered Accounting Firm in South Africa
Making Life Easier and Nurturing Your Business to Ever Greater Success
At Anlo Financial Solutions, we’re a dedicated team of professionals who take pride in being more than just an accounting firm in South Africa. As SAICA-accredited chartered accountants, we offer strategic, personalised support that goes beyond compliance. Our accounting and financial services are designed to meet the needs of startups, SMEs, and self-employed professionals. Each client receives hands-on guidance in areas such as tax, payroll, Xero, and statutory compliance.
Comprehensive Accounting and Financial Services
We provide expert support in all areas of taxation and accounting services, with specialist experience
Your Trusted Financial Partner in South Africa
Your business deserves more than just number-crunching. At Anlo Financial Solutions, we provide strategic insight, reliable tax support, and expert financial guidance tailored to your goals.
As a dedicated accounting firm in South Africa, we’re here to simplify your finances, ensure full compliance with SARS and CIPC, and help you focus on growing your business with confidence.
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Let’s be honest — getting a message from SARS saying you’ve been selected for a VAT verification or audit can make your stomach drop. Even if you know everything has been done correctly, it’s still stressful. Most VAT audits and reviews are manageable, especially when your records are kept properly and your VAT is prepared using accounting software like Xero. SARS uses two different processes, and they are not the same thing.
Written by Pumeza Chochoe
The EMP501 Employer Annual Reconciliation filing season is now open, and SARS has confirmed that employers have from 1 April to 31 May 2026 to submit their annual reconciliation.
This is the period during which employers must prepare and submit their EMP501 reconciliation, together with employees’ IRP5 / IT3(a) tax certificates. The reconciliation covers the full tax year from 1 March 2025 to 28 February 2026.
As we approach the new financial year, we want to remind you of an important update regarding the national minimum wage in South Africa.
With effect from 1 March 2026, the minimum wage rates have increased as follows:
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National Minimum Wage: R30.23 per hour
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Farm workers: R30.23 per hour
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Domestic workers: R30.23 per hour
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Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP): R16.62 per hour
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