Grant Thornton’s Women in Business 2026 insights focus on the critical role of gender equality, leadership visibility, and DE&I initiatives in driving mid‑market business performance.
Key highlights of Botswana Budget 2026/27 The Botswana Budget 2026/27 delivers a clear message: fiscal discipline, bold reforms, and future‑focused action. Your budget. Your insight. Your future. We’ve unpacked the key highlights so you stay informed, empowered, and future‑ready.
Grant Thornton’s publication “Navigating the Changes to IFRS 2026” provides a comprehensive and practical overview of all IFRS Accounting Standard changes issued between 1 January 2025 and 31 December 2025. It outlines new standards, amendments to existing IFRS requirements, interpretations, and effective dates relevant to 2025–2026 year‑ends. The guide includes commercial impact assessments, early‑adoption considerations, and disclosure requirements under IAS 8, making it a valuable resource for financial statement preparers, auditors, and accounting professionals.
Tax Amnesty Scheme - The tax amnesty presents a lucrative opportunity to adhere to compliance regulations without any interest and / or penalties.
Botswana income tax changes - effective 1 July 2021
Action required if your company’s TIN starts with “CO”
Women in Business 2021 Women in leadership in African businesses rises marginally amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Impact of the increase in the rate of Value Added Tax (VAT)
Impact of the increase in the rate of Value Added Tax (VAT)
Navigating the changes to International Financial Reporting Standards (2021 edition)
View our key highlights of the national budget delivered by Hon. Dr T Matsheka. This year the focus of the budget is on “Strengthening resilience”.
Finalisation of Financial Statements and submission to CIPA
COVID-19: Government of Botswana's regulations and notifications
Remote corporate governance amid COVID-19