We’re excited to announce the first article of our special collection, ‘Technology and Innovation at Work: Shaping the Future of Business Performance’, guest edited by Dr Mamorena Lucia Matsoso and Prof. Nkosivile Madinga. Dive into ‘Enhancing tax literacy among South African small business owners’ by Priviledge Cheteni,  James Lappeman, Herrison Matsongoni, and Ikechukwu Umejesi, which offers new perspectives on 'how taxation literacy influences the sustainability of small enterprises in South Africa. It provides evidence-based insights for policymakers to design more equitable and accessible tax support systems tailored to small business realities. Don't miss this insightful read! Check it out here: Volume 26, Issue 2  Stay tuned for more articles in this series!

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