Tax Incentive Awareness for Small Businesses in South Africa - Hlakudi, Ramphelane
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The purpose of this work was to explore the existing tax incentives for small business enterprises (SBEs) in South Africa and to determine whether SBEs are aware of these tax concessions. This was an exploratory quantitative study conducted with the interpretive research paradigm. Primary data were collected through a well-structured questionnaire administered to selected small businesses in the area of Tshwane. The author made use of descriptive statistical techniques to analyse the responses. The work revealed that the level of tax incentives awareness is low amongst the study sample of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The purpose of this work was to explore the existing tax incentives for small business enterprises (SBEs) in South Africa and to determine whether SBEs are aware of these tax concessions. This was an exploratory quantitative study conducted with the interpretive research paradigm. Primary data were collected through a well-structured questionnaire administered to selected small businesses in the area of Tshwane. The author made use of descriptive statistical techniques to analyse the responses. The work revealed that the level of tax incentives awareness is low amongst the study sample of (SBEs). It also revealed that the tax authority in South Africa is not adequately communicating tax incentives to the sample of SBEs studied.
Autorenporträt
Herr Ramphelane E. Hlakudi begann seine akademische Laufbahn im Januar 2001. Er machte 2013 seinen Abschluss als MCom in Taxation und ist derzeit für ein Doktoratsstudium (Accounting Sciences) an der University of South Africa (UNISA) eingeschrieben. Herr Hlakudi ist Chartered Accountant, Südafrika / CA(SA) und Senior Lecturer am College of Accounting Sciences.