Accountant for farmers & agribusiness in South Africa Books as sound as your soil.
Farmers, agri-processors and agribusinesses. We handle the seasonal cashflow, the tax that comes with land and livestock, and the succession planning that keeps the farm in the family — so you can focus on the next harvest.
How we help farmers & agribusinesses
Farming income is seasonal and the tax is specialised. We speak the language of standing crops, livestock values, diesel rebates and farm succession.
Everyday finance
- Bookkeeping & management accounts
- Payroll — PAYE / UIF / SDL
- VAT201 & diesel rebate claims
- Livestock & crop valuations for tax
Seasonal cashflow
- Cashflow forecasting across seasons
- Financing & input-cost planning
- Virtual FD for larger operations
- Grant & subsidy support
Tax & succession
- Provisional & income tax for farmers
- Estate & succession planning
- Trusts to hold farm assets
- Capital allowances on equipment
Growing, selling or raising capital?
When the question turns from running the business to buying, selling, merging or raising capital, that's a transaction — and it sits with our corporate finance colleagues at Caban Corporate Advisors. One group, seamless handover.
Go to CabanFrequently asked questions
Short, plain answers to what South African business owners ask us most.
What does an accountant for farmers and agribusinesses do?
TBL Accounting handles bookkeeping and management accounts, payroll, VAT201 returns and diesel rebate claims, livestock and crop valuations for tax, seasonal cash-flow forecasting, provisional and income tax and capital allowances on equipment.
How do you manage seasonal farm cash flow?
We forecast cash across seasons, plan financing and input costs, support grant and subsidy applications and provide a Virtual FD for larger operations.
Can you help with farm succession planning?
Yes. We support estate and succession planning, including trusts to hold farm assets. A sale, merger or capital raise is a transaction and sits with Caban Corporate Advisors.
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Talk to an accountant who understands farming.
Tell us about your operation and a named, qualified accountant will look at the seasonal cash, the tax and the succession plan — no queue, no junior.
