Constance Kawelenga, Author At Zuva Financial Services |

24 Mar 25

Retirement Planning for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Securing Your Financial Future

For medical practitioners, as with any other professional in South Africa, retirement planning is a crucial aspect of financial well-being. There are many factors which make retirement planning particularly pertinent for medical practitioners, such as the demanding nature of the profession, (long hours, high stress, potential career burnout), as well…

21 Jan 25

Best Practice Management Software for Medical Professionals in South Africa

Starting your own private practice is an exciting milestone, but it comes with unique challenges. As a healthcare professional, your focus is on patient care—but running a successful practice also requires managing operations effectively. One of the most critical tools for this is practice management and billing software, which serves…

21 Jan 25

VAT Registration and Tax Optimization for Medical Practices in South Africa

Value-Added Tax (VAT) has been a cornerstone of South Africa’s tax system since its introduction in 1991. It contributes significantly to government revenue, accounting for approximately 26.5% of tax revenue (as per 2021 statistics). For medical professionals running private practices, understanding VAT is crucial for compliance and financial management. While…

21 Jan 25

Essential Insurance Cover for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Protecting Yourself Against the Unexpected

As a medical practitioner, your profession often comes with a higher earning capacity than most. However, it also brings unique risks and responsibilities. Unforeseen events—whether due to illness, injury, or other life-changing circumstances—can disrupt your personal finances and the continuity of your practice. Building a robust insurance portfolio is critical…

21 Jan 25

Tax Saving Opportunities for Medical Practitioners

As a medical practitioner, balancing the need to turn a healthy profit with the desire to legally minimize tax obligations is a constant challenge. Unlike many other businesspeople, you may find yourself with relatively few business expenses to offset against your income, making tax planning an essential part of managing…

16 Nov 24

Financial Record-Keeping and Reporting for Medical Practitioners in South Africa

Effective financial management is essential for running a medical practice smoothly and ensuring its long-term sustainability. For medical practitioners in South Africa, financial record-keeping and reporting are especially critical due to the complex regulatory and compliance requirements in the healthcare industry. 1. Organized Record-Keeping System The foundation of any solid…

16 Nov 24

Investment and Capital Gains Tax Planning Tips for High-Net-Worth Medical Practitioners

1. Introduction to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in South Africa As a medical practitioner, it is likely that at some point the question of how to diversify your considerable financial wealth is going to come up. Property is a common investment vehicle, as are shares and, more recently, cryptocurrencies. Investment…

16 Nov 24

Financial Planning for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Cash Flow Management and Budgeting

While the primary reason for setting up your practice is patient care, managing the financial aspects of a medical practice is equally vital to ensure the long term viability of your practice. You need strong administrative skills, financial management, as well as systems and processes to run it successfully. Cash…

03 Oct 24

Understanding Beneficial Ownership: CIPC’s New Compliance Requirements

With the rise of criminal activities such as money laundering, it is crucial for businesses to implement measures that mitigate the risks associated with such crimes. The national risk assessment has identified legal persons as vehicles that are particularly prone to abuse for money laundering and terrorist financing activities. In…

03 Oct 24

Disputing SARS Assessments: Understanding Your Rights and the Appeals Process

If you are aggrieved by an assessment or decision issued by SARS (South African Revenue Service), you have the right to object. However, it’s important to note that you cannot object to a self-assessment, such as Value-Added Tax (VAT) and Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE), unless a revised assessment has been raised by…

Constance Kawelenga

Retirement Planning for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Securing Your Financial Future

Best Practice Management Software for Medical Professionals in South Africa

VAT Registration and Tax Optimization for Medical Practices in South Africa

Essential Insurance Cover for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Protecting Yourself Against the Unexpected

Tax Saving Opportunities for Medical Practitioners

Financial Record-Keeping and Reporting for Medical Practitioners in South Africa

Investment and Capital Gains Tax Planning Tips for High-Net-Worth Medical Practitioners

Financial Planning for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Cash Flow Management and Budgeting

Understanding Beneficial Ownership: CIPC’s New Compliance Requirements

Disputing SARS Assessments: Understanding Your Rights and the Appeals Process

Retirement Planning for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Securing Your Financial Future

Best Practice Management Software for Medical Professionals in South Africa

VAT Registration and Tax Optimization for Medical Practices in South Africa

Essential Insurance Cover for Medical Practitioners in South Africa: Protecting Yourself Against the Unexpected

Tax Saving Opportunities for Medical Practitioners

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