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Digital and Analytics
We have developed distinctive capabilities in digital advisory and data analytics that are key to the success of dynamic organisations.
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Business Consulting
Our business consulting services help organisations improve operational performance and productivity throughout the growth life cycle.
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Corporate Finance & Restructuring
We combine our insights and experience to provide a comprehensive range of advisory and corporate finance and restructuring solutions.
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Internal Audit
Our internal audit service is designed to provide both assurance and consulting assistance on the adequacy and effectiveness of an organisation’s system of internal controls.
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Business Risk Services
Our service is focused on enabling broader risk coverage and proactive management of risks for the achievement of organisational strategy.
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Business Process Solutions
We work with a multitude of organizations to improve their finance function efficiency, reduce costs associated with business processes and provide a complete solution to the challenge faced by South African organizations.
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Programme Assurance & Advisory
Our aim is to protect shareholder value by providing Assurance and Advisory services on change portfolios and large-scale programmes to assist organisations.
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Forensic Services
Our forensic capability is integrated with our wider advisory services – not an add-on.
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Cyber Advisory
Our Cyber Advisory service is designed to help you identify, protect, detect, respond and recover from cyber-attacks.
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IT Advisory Services
We help clients to navigate the complexities and provide you with robust independent assurance that your IT risks, key management priorities and core systems are being appropriately managed.
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SNG ARGEN
We have a dynamic actuarial team set to assist businesses to comply with the audit standards where actuarial services are required.
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General Audit
We provide a sound statutory audit of financial statements specialising in both listed entities and state-owned organisations.
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Financial Services Group (FSG)
The Financial Services Group (FSG) offers specialised audit and advisory solutions to the banking, treasury and financial services sectors.
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Technical Excellence
We have a well-established specialized technical division, with in-depth, local and international knowledge and experience, which consists of three units namely; Accounting, Audit and Sustainability reporting.
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Corporate Tax
We offer your business access to a global network of tax specialists in over 130 countries with extensive corporate tax technical skills to provide meaningful advice and adding value to your organization.
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Value-Added Tax
We can manage your overall exposure to indirect taxes, guide you through complex South African Value-Added Tax (VAT) legislation.
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Global Mobility
Taxes can be complicated, but the SNG Grant Thornton approach is to assist the new assignee with a clear and easy process.
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Customs and Excise Tax
Our Customs and Excise team assist traders with driving cost-effective supply chains while maintaining legitimate trade.
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Tax Technology
This is the lynchpin of our tax audit and advisory approach in making the tax function of our clients effective in data management tools.
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International Tax & Transfer Pricing
Our team is ideally suited to serve large multinationals and other global companies that need on the ground expertise in multiple jurisdictions, given our extensive network of offices around the globe.
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Specific Focus Areas
We have a team of dedicated tax specialists with deep knowledge to bring practical and cost-effective tax solutions to our clients and assist entities operating within these sectors to effectively manage their tax needs.
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Business Consulting
We provide fit-for-purpose solutions to address major challenges the Education sector faces by supporting our clients.
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Employees’ Tax Services
Its important to ensure that the institution complies with the tax legislation and that all payroll records are accurate and complete.
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Programme Assurance & Advisory
The need for sound project management and effective solution delivery gives you the edge in competitive markets.
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Forensic Services
Fraud detection review and forensic investigation for Higher Education
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Digital and Analytics
The digitalisation of processes within the higher education sector leads to increased data generation. This data can be an essential asset when leveraged correctly.
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Cyber Security Services
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.
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Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs)
SDG Impact Standards Training Course
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Cameroon's tax landscape overview highlights the country's tax landscape together with other regulatory considerations of setting up an entity in Cameroon.
Doing business in country
Are taxed in Cameroon, persons having their tax home in Cameroon, for their income from Cameroonian sources.
Private limited and share company.
We can create any type of partnership or capital company, as long as it complies with the conditions required by the uniform act on commercial companies and EIGs.
Corporate income tax
The subsidiary is a better option because the branch has a limited life span.
The procedure for opening a bank account in Cameroon varies depending on the banking institution and the type of account.
To open a current account, go to the bank of your choice with the following documents: an extract from the trade register, the Articles of Association, NIU (registration certificate), a map of the company's site, an initial payment: the amount varies depending on the bank, and for each of the company's representatives: photocopy of the NIC, 02 4×4 photos, map of the company's location, certificate of residence
Within four months from the end of the financial year.
The corporate tax rate is set at 28% with an additional 10% for municipal surcharges.
The funds held by the foreign entity could be raised through dividends from the shares that the foreign company would hold in the capital of the local entity, payments for services that the latter would have performed for the benefit of a local entity, proceeds from the sale of goods in Cameroon, royalties from the leasing of brands in Cameroon.
Tax on income from movable capital.
Yes.
Value-Added Tax (VAT)
Common law rate is 19.25% and 0% for exports.
Only individuals and legal entities taxable according to the actual earnings taxation system are subject to Value Added Tax (VAT).
Operations carried out within the framework of an economic activity carried out for consideration in Cameroon, are not included in the list of exemptions provided for by the law, even when the domicile or head office of the real taxpayer is located outside the territorial limits of Cameroon.
The system is automated.
Export license (form 1), proforma invoice, final invoice, bill of lading, BL, consignment note or LTA, depending on the mode of transport, shipment note; customs documents if any.
Yes, by the rate of 19.25%.
There are no specific requirements.
Company registration documents and certificates will be required when registering for VAT. There is no group registration in Zambia, each company must be registered separately.
No.
None.
Employees Tax
Monthly and annually.
Yes.
Even though these funds are not available in Ethiopia, the tax authority acts as a collecting agent for pension fund.
No.
The personal income tax deducted at source must be paid no later than the 15th of the following month to the tax office of the employer's tax center.
The annual declaration of professional individuals must be made no later than March 15; that of non-professionals no later than 30 June.
The Personal Income Tax is calculated according to a scale fixed by the Law.
Non-professional taxpayers who receive income from salaries, wages, pensions, life annuities, and/or income from movable capital and property, and in general from any passive income, are required to file an annual recapitulative income tax return by June 30 of each year at the tax center of their place of residence.
Electronic filing.
Transfer pricing
Yes.
No.
Yes.
Yes.
International tax
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
The control of transfer prices may give rise to administrative and/or pecuniary sanctions.