Clear, practical guidance on SARS compliance, deductions and running the money side of self-employment in South Africa.
Home office, data, professional development and four more legitimate claims most sole proprietors leave on the table.
Read the article →R4.95/km is a real SARS figure, but it is built for employees. How it is set, and how freelancers claim travel with a logbook instead.
It is rarely the tax rules that cost self-employed South Africans money. It is the deductions that quietly disappear before the return is filed.
If you earn outside a single PAYE salary, you likely owe provisional tax. Here is what is due, and when.
Many self-employed South Africans treat tax season as optional admin. That assumption carries more risk than most people realise.
Most expense apps available to South African freelancers were not built here. We built MyExpense the other way around.
Before MyExpense existed as a product, it existed as a pattern. The four frustrations that kept surfacing, almost word for word.
Side hustle income, rental, and a salaried job: how SARS treats multiple income streams, and why it matters.
Printer ink, a new headset, coffee with a client. The four questions SARS applies to every expense, and the proof you need to keep.
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