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Stalked by the specter of cyber
SMEs are more vulnerable to economic shocks and the impacts of business interruption than larger companies, with rising cyber-crime exerting a particularly serious toll on their activities. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) represent about 90% of businesses and provide more than 50% of employment worldwide, according to the World Bank.[1] The European Commission says SMEs
Tax deductibility of ESG-related expenses
The sustainability of economies and in turn, society, largely hinges on how well we adopt Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). Given that naturally this comes at some cost, the tax deductibility of related expenses comes into focus. Cor Kraamwinkel, partner Webber Wentzel Tax, Candice Meyer, partner Webber Wentzel Corporate, and Margaret Vermaak, senior associate Webber
