2025 Budget Breakfast: Key Insights for Accountants and Finance Professionals – In-person

In-person Normal (bookings made after 10 February 2025): R650.00 

Please take note

  • Seats will be sold on a first come first served basis
  • In person seats are limited to 100 people

 

*Indemnity

Upon registration for the event, attendees indemnify CIBA and the Atterbury Theatre Landlord against any loss, damages, injuries or discomfort/inconvenience that members of the of public may suffer through any cause whatsoever.

Date:

18 March, 2025

Time:

08:30

Hours:

5 hours

CPD Units:

4

Category:

Taxation

Group:

Channel 3: Specialisation

Format:

Live Event

Product Information

Rising compliance burdens, shifting tax regulations, and economic uncertainty are making it increasingly difficult for accountants to provide strategic financial guidance. With inflation, interest rates, and unemployment trends shaping business decisions in 2025, understanding the implications of the national budget is critical.

The CPD Budget Breakfast 2025 provides a clear breakdown of these challenges, featuring Senior Researcher Duma Gqubule Gauteng MEC Lebogang Maile, and CIBA CEO Nicolaas van WykJohan Heydenrych will offer a practical analysis of tax amendments and compliance updates. This session delivers the insights needed to help finance professionals manage risk, align with policy changes, and support clients through economic shifts.

 

What will set you apart

  1. A Clear Understanding of Economic and Policy ShiftsSenior Researcher Duma Gqubule will break down South Africa’s economic outlook, explaining how inflation, interest rates, and unemployment will impact businesses and financial decision-making in 2025.
  2. Practical Tax and Compliance Insights– Johan Heydenrych will provide a detailed analysis of new tax regulations, compliance challenges, and strategic opportunities arising from the 2025 budget.
  3. Direct Engagement with Policy and Industry Leaders – Gauteng MEC Lebogang Maile will outline government priorities, while Nicolaas van Wyk (CIBA CEO) will discuss how accountants can navigate economic uncertainty and add value in a changing financial landscape.

Event breakdown

Program

Time

Duration

Slot

Speaker

Topic

07:30-08:30

60 min

Registration

08:30-08:35

5 min

Opening

Ms Faith Ngwenya, CIBA Technical Advisor

Master of Ceremonies

08:35-08:50

15 min

Welcome

Mr Nicolaas van Wyk, CIBA CEO

The Impact of the Budget on the Finance Profession

08:50-09:20

30 min

Keynote

MEC Lebohang Maile, Gauteng MEC for Finance

The Budget and Gauteng’s Economy

09:20-10:00

40 min

Tax Update: SA

Mr Johan Heydenrych, Kreston Director: Tax Services

Summary of budget speech taxation matters and the impact on business and taxes

10:00-10:45

45 min

Comfort break

10:45-11:00

15 min

Technology and the Budget

Mr Radlin Wagner, Sage Senior Pactice Success Manager- Africa & Middle East

Technology and the Budget

11:00-11:45

45 min

Economic Update

Senior Researcher Duma Gqubule

Highlights of the economic impact of the 2025 Budget Speech

11:45–12:15

30 min

Q&A

All speakers

Panel discussion and Question & Answer session

12:15

5 min

Closing

Mr Nicolaas van Wyk, CIBA CEO

Conclusion

12:15 – 13:00

45 min

Networking

Certificate

The following event is awarded 4 CPD units in Taxation.

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