Johannesburg - Online digital assistant TaxTim is extending into Africa after notching up 500 000 South African registered users who use the service to help submit their tax returns. The TaxTim ...

With a continual upward spiral in the cost of living, everyone is mindful of curbing excess, cutting down on expenses and reigning in debt. For even the most diligent, the challenge is to unlock value ...

TaxTim, a South African-based digital tax assistant, has been acquired by a private consortium, led by Twofold Capital, for an undisclosed amount. The consortium, which includes Stellenbosch-based ...

South African digital tax assistant, TaxTim, has been acquired by a private consortium led by Twofold Capital. The deal provides a full exit for non-operational shareholders and a partial exit for ...

Death and taxes. Both certain and both capable of evoking equal measures of despair. When tax season lumbers around, it’s hard enough to recount the cost of living lawfully, without the filing process ...

TaxTim, a new online virtual tax assistant now offers more South African tax payers the opportunity to file their tax returns in English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa and isiZulu. For the first time ever, 63% ...

Cape Town’s tax start-up TaxTim has secured investment from Exponential, the innovation unit of JSE-listed company, MMI Holdings. Recently launched Exponential identifies and sometimes invests in ...

Online tax assistant TaxTim has released a cellphone-compatible version of its website in order to appeal to the ever-expanding number of cellphone users in South Africa. In a 2011 survey it was found ...

TaxTim, South Africa’s leading digital tax assistant, has been acquired by a private consortium led by Twofold Capital. The consortium, which includes Stellenbosch-based technology group Octoco, ...