Tag: Sandra Crous
Payroll compliance drives automation in compensation systems
Payroll regulations keep pace with a fast-moving and complex world. This keeps payroll professionals on their toes. PwC's Payroll Complexity Survey highlighted this trend last year. It wrote that "payroll regulations are evolving more rapidly and payroll compliance is coming under increasing scrutiny by government and tax authorities".
Payroll careers in focus – why numbers and people matter
Does solving business problems with creative ideas motivate you? Are you inspired by deadlines and accurate results? Do you like working with people as much as numbers? These questions paint a specific picture for a specific role: people who manage payroll.
Automation is reshaping payroll management
In the past several years, Ayanda's workload has grown significantly. As a payroll administrator, she works more closely with the payments team in the finance office. They often have more questions due to remote and hybrid working and frequently look to her for answers.
Preparing for ‘the great rehire’
Two years ago, the global COVID-19 pandemic changed the world. Riddled with an uncertainty of what tomorrow might bring, many who were able to, saw their homes turning into their offices, as they moved to remote working.
Steps to pain free interim reconciliation processing
Companies of every size and in every industry have a lot on their plate when it comes to tax-related paperwork. And while it is often an arduous task, ensuring accurate submission and meeting SARS deadlines is one of the most important responsibilities they face.
Making the right decision to benefit from true cloud applications
Many people often confuse the similarities and differences surrounding both web hosting and cloud computing. While many believe that cloud and hosted services are the same, this is not the case. Yes, they are both hosted off-premise and can be accessed remotely through an internet connection, but that is where it begins and ends.
Solving compliance issues in Africa
Business in Africa has never been better due to a slew of new investment opportunities on the continent, and companies around the globe are eyeing Africa as an attractive prospect to grow their businesses into new markets. In fact, a report by Deloitte revealed that the African economy is expected to grow by 7.7 per cent annually, between 2014 and 2019, roughly double the rate of advanced economies.
