Advisory Panel

Since South Africa’s re-entry into the global market system in the 1990’s, international companies have chosen South Africa as the preferred investment entry point into southern, central and east Africa’s economies. Having such strong commercial institutions, South Africa is a leading foreign direct investment (FDI) destination on the continent. 

Here at Business IN South Africa our team are committed to working with Irish businesses to not only create jobs and opportunities for South Africans, but also to focus heavily on the return on Irish investment through sound commercial strategies.  

Our legal representation is the finest in South Africa and demonstrates unique approaches to commercial transactions and sound commercial, legal and compliance matters. Our financial advisors are experts in South African taxation and auditing, business valuations and payroll administration, PAYE, VAT and much more. 

Perhaps you wish to explore some of South Africa’s Business Process Outsourcing  (BPO) facilities to enable you to scale your business or absorb expansion, without actually hiring and housing additional team members in Ireland or Europe.

Alternatively, you may prefer to invest in buying or leasing property in one or other areas of South Africa in order to attract local staff and expand your operation in that way. 

And then there is always the third option where we can help set up virtual office solutions for you, and remote working or hybrid working teams here in South Africa. 

A South African business address. A South African employment and taxation system. A South African workforce. And the flexibility of executive offices and accommodation when you are in-country for important meetings and opportunities. 

Business IN South Africa has a business model to suit most situations – we can open doors and introduce you to many of South Africa’s most connected business people and influencers. 

Our partnerships with South African Universities provide important information on Graduates including open days and trade fairs, so Irish and European companies can position themselves in the shop window for some of South Africa’s finest university graduates as they get ready to enter the employment market.