2025 Mid-Year Payroll Tax Update Webinar

Changes to Payroll Tax Legislation are unfolding

Stay ahead of the curve by attending this morning webinar that covers the proposed changes to payroll tax legislation and brings you up to date with other important events in the payroll legislation world.

The tax changes will be issued in draft Bills by the end of July, marking a crucial phase in the annual payroll tax amendment calendar, and in this time of uncertain Budget Reviews should include:

Changes to the Definition of Remuneration Proxy and its implications:

• The Remuneration Proxy is applied in several areas of payroll tax calculations.

Changes to the Formula for the Calculation of the Employment Tax incentive

• A reminder of this change.

At this early stage, other changes and important matters that will be discussed include:

2025 Mid-year Interim Tax Certificate submissions and Reconciliations

• The requirements for this year’s Interim tax certificate submissions will be explained.

Payroll Administration of Refunds

• Confirmation of how to compliantly process Refunds, Administration errors and Clawbacks in payrolls

Constitutional Court Judgements

• Judgements on the Employment Equity Sectoral Target amendments, and the gender discrimination aspects of UIF maternity benefits and leave are anticipated by the time of the webinar

Updates on UIF, Compensation Fund, Employment Equity, and SARS matters

• As developments unfold, you will be brought up to date with the latest available information.

As always, questions at the end are welcome, and you will be provided with the slides and a comprehensive workbook that contains the detail of the changes for later reference purposes.

About Rob Cooper

Rob is a founding member of the Payroll Authors Group of South Africa, a body that represents the payroll industry in discussions with the statutory bodies since 1989.

As chairman of the PAGSA, his focus over the past 34 years has been on the diverse legislation that governs the employment and payroll industry.

He is held in high regard as an employment tax expert and is a respected writer and presenter at tax seminars and workshops around the country.