01The payroll under review is the kind he signs
Contracts and appointment letters. Work permits about to expire. UI-19s, SETA submissions, a Department of Labour inspection. A kitchen fire, and a service run through load-shedding. This review was built out of a real wage bill and its real paperwork — not out of a template, and not from the outside.
02Independence here is structural, not a promise
A registered tax practitioner's conduct rules travel with him personally, not with any one business, so this review is deliberately structured and billed as its own engagement — separate from anything he does for his own restaurants. His SARS practitioner number, printed in the footer, is on public record: something you can check, rather than something we ask you to take on trust.
03Who does what, plainly
Trace & Tally reviews your records and issues the findings. Filing a correction is registered-practitioner work: it happens under a separate engagement, separately papered and separately billed — or your own accountant files straight from the pack. The review never depends on you choosing us for the filing.