I just wish I had found this earlier on and I would have saved a lot of time, stress and money. Overall, super impressed! Don't know how we managed in the first place. The pivot tables in the excel spreadsheets is a potent management and planning tool, that assists with calculating performance incentives and measurement. The integration between the software and our calendar client is super useful to busy (read "administratively impaired") practitioners. The graphic interface gives each practitioner a broad view of their day-to-day performance. Importantly for a growing practice, the solution is scalable, intuitive and user-friendly. Generally, billing and bookkeeping is simplified and streamlined. Moreover, invoices and statements can be generated and sent to clients with a couple of ticks and a few more clicks of a mouse. The systems offers many pathways to effective client and matter management. The usefulness of the systems is that it is browser based, which means that one can record time from a mobile device, which very few platforms offer at LawPracticeZA's price point. Īdam Pike The transfer of our accounting and client data from the on-site database server to the cloud based solution was seamless, and hassle free.
SARS regrets any inconvenience that may have been caused.Overall, super impressed! Don't know how we managed in the first place. SARS offices throughout the country are available to assist VAT vendors. All taxpayers who have Internet access are encouraged to make use of the advantages of registering and completing submissions via E-Filing. Alternatively, VAT 201 forms can be downloaded from the SARS website ( and will also be made available at all local SARS offices for vendors who do not have access to the Internet.Īll taxpayers using the SARS E-filing facility were not affected by these delays. If vendors have not received their forms by the end of business on Monday, 20 June, they should contact their local SARS branch. The late delivery of these forms has no impact on the deadline for payment of VAT due for the period in question which remains 24 June 2005. The error has been rectified and SARS is in the process of posting the forms to affected vendors who should receive them by Monday next week.
The returns are usually sent to vendors a month before the payment deadline, but due to a systems problem these were delayed. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) would like to alert VAT vendors of a delay in the issuing of VAT 201 returns for the VAT period ending May 2005. Press Statement 14 June 2005: Delay in the issuing of VAT 201 forms
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