Compliance with UIF, COIDA, and SDL
Presenters : Sydney Zizipa
Overview
Accurate calculation and timely submission of UIF, COIDA and SDL returns remain critical compliance responsibilities for both employers and accounting practitioners. A clear understanding of the legal framework governing these statutory obligations ensures compliance and protection from penalties, interest charges and potential disciplinary action.
This webinar unpacks the key obligations and processes associated with UIF, COIDA and SDL, including:
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Statutory registration requirements.
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Reporting obligations and filing deadlines.
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Claim procedures.
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The interplay between SARS and the Department of Labour.
Join Sydney Zizipa CGMA for practical guidance on how to interpret and manage the requirements of the relevant Acts with confidence.
Learning objectives
Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills:
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Demonstrate background knowledge of statutory compliance requirements relating to UIF, COIDA and SDL.
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Interpret and apply the legal obligations under UIF, COIDA and SDL to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
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Explain employer roles and responsibilities for registration, contributions, reporting and record-keeping across the three Acts.
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Outline the registration and claims processes under UIF, COIDA and SDL.
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Assess the benefits and value of UIF, COIDA and SDL for both employers and employees.
Content
The webinar will cover the following topics:
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What is UIF?
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Unemployment Insurance Act [No. 63 of 2001].
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UIF Registration.
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Compulsory/ Voluntary registration.
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UFiling, Department of Labour Returns of Earnings, Workplace Skills Plans.
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Claim processes:
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UIF.
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SARS' role in UIF administration.
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What is COIDA?
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Registration.
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Filing returns.
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Exclusions.
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Claim process.
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What is SDL?
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Who must register?
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What are the benefits of SDL?
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Filing returns.
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