The South African education sector is known for its unequal distribution of academic resources, decaying infrastructure, overcrowded classrooms, poor educational outcomes and perpetuating inequality which is failing many of its children, despite the industry receiving about 20 per cent of the national budget.
Due to the challenges in basic education, many South African children at primary and secondary levels fail to reach the Higher Education level. As a result of these challenges, access to universities and TVET colleges has increased significantly during the past decade.
Based on United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) standards, South Africa continues to dedicate a significant amount of its budget and wealth towards education (both formal and non-formal).
We provide fit-for-purpose solutions to address major challenges the Education sector faces by supporting our clients.
The need for sound project management and effective solution delivery gives you the edge in competitive markets.
The digitalisation of processes within the higher education sector leads to increased data generation. This data can be an essential asset when leveraged correctly.
Its important to ensure that the institution complies with the tax legislation and that all payroll records are accurate and complete.
Fraud detection review and forensic investigation for Higher Education
There is no one-size-fits-all security solution to preventing all attacks, but we have cybersecurity strategies that education institutions can use to minimise cyber threats.
We provide fit-for-purpose solutions to address major challenges the Education sector faces by supporting our clients.
Its important to ensure that the institution complies with the tax legislation and that all payroll records are accurate and complete.
The need for sound project management and effective solution delivery gives you the edge in competitive markets.
Fraud detection review and forensic investigation for Higher Education
The digitalisation of processes within the higher education sector leads to increased data generation. This data can be an essential asset when leveraged correctly.
There is no one-size-fits-all security solution to preventing all attacks, but we have cybersecurity strategies that education institutions can use to minimise cyber threats.
Higher education institutions face growing tax complexity as they diversify income, expand globally, and evolve their operations. This increases exposure across VAT, employee taxation, and corporate tax.
Key challenges include managing VAT on mixed activities, navigating complex remuneration and global mobility, and maintaining compliance with PBO requirements. Proactive tax management is essential to mitigate risk and support sustainable growth.
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