Channel 0: Foundation 2026
Corporate Culture and Its DynamicsCulture is not what a company says in its policies — it’s what people do when no one is watching. This session shows how corporate culture really works and why it can make or break a business.
Business Administration Made Simple: SDL, UIF, Annual Returns and Workmen’s CompensationBusiness administration is where most small businesses slip up and get penalised. This session shows you exactly what registrations and submissions exist and how to manage them correctly.
Ethics Mistakes That Cost Accountants Clients, Fees, and Their ReputationMost accountants don’t lose clients or income because of poor technical work — they lose it because of ethical mistakes. This session helps accountants understand where ethical risk really starts and how to protect their practice, reputation, and fees when clients push boundaries.
Tax Happy Hour Corporate Tax Return Mistakes That Cost Companies Money and TimeErrors in company tax returns lead to penalties, disputes, and cash-flow pressure. This session helps accountants understand where corporate returns go wrong and how to get them right.
Tax Happy Hour Employee Tax Mistakes That Get Employers and Accountants in TroubleEmployee tax errors lead to PAYE penalties and disputes. This session helps accountants understand where payroll tax goes wrong and how to fix it.
Capital Gains Tax Mistakes That Cost Companies MillionsCorporate CGT mistakes often surface after deals are done — when it is too late to fix them. This session helps accountants understand where CGT risk sits in corporate transactions and how to avoid errors that lead to large, unexpected tax bills.
Basic Accounting Journals Part 2: The Adjustments That Still Catch People OutYou know the basics — but it’s the follow-up journals that quietly break the numbers. This session deepens your journal skills so adjustments stop causing errors and confusion.
Debits, Credits & Journals: The Basics That Still Break Financial StatementsIf you don’t truly understand debits, credits, and journals, everything else falls apart. This session fixes the basics so your financial statements stop lying to you.
Rent, Hire, and Headaches: Letting & Hiring Agreements That Go WrongLetting and hiring agreements look simple until money stops or damage happens. This session shows where these agreements fail and why professionals get pulled into disputes.
COIDA Amendments You Cannot Ignore in 2026Recent COIDA regulations are now in force. Missing the changes puts employers and practitioners at real compliance and penalty risk.
Annual Financial Statements for SMEs: Getting It Right Without Overcomplicating ItAnnual financial statements are often technically correct but practically weak. This session shows how to prepare clear, compliant SME financial statements that stand up to scrutiny.
e@syFile Updates: What changed, what it means, and what you must do nowSARS has pushed through several e@syFile updates since late 2025. Some of these changes are mandatory from the 202602-reconciliation period. If you miss them, your PAYE submissions will fail. This webinar informs you about what has changed, why it matters, and what you need to action right now. It will also provide you with an opportunity to ask your questions and get answers directly from SARS officials.
Basic Accounting Journals Part 2: The Adjustments That Still Catch People Out - Session 3You know the basics — but it’s the follow-up journals that quietly break the numbers. This session deepens your journal skills so adjustments stop causing errors and confusion. This is a follow up from the last session
COIDA Systems and Workings from the COIDA TeamThis session is a focused, practical engagement between the Compensation Fund team and practitioners, employers, accountants, bookkeepers, payroll specialists, and consultants. It aims to address real operational and system-related COIDA challenges that are preventing employers from complying, and to provide clear answers, escalation routes, and practical guidance.
Compliance Update: What Has Changed and Why It Matters Now May 2026Compliance risk continues to move. This session highlights new developments and emerging pressure points since the last update.
Provisions, Staff Costs, and Liabilities Everyone Hopes Will Go Away, IFRS for SMEs Section 21 and Section 28 Provisions and employee benefits rely heavily on judgement. Getting them wrong hides liabilities and damages trust.