Written by Evan
Posted 24 July 2015
I have been doing SARS eFiling since 2010 (first assessment submitted for 2009). My question is that SARS can not refund the payment due to me for my submitted 2015 assessment as my tax returns for 2007 and 2008 are still outstanding.
The company informed me that no IRP5's for that two years are still available. What do I do now? My income was less than R100 000 a year though - is there any way that I can submit a nil tax return? I can not indicate that I was unemployed for the years...
Written by Evan
Posted 24 July 2015
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Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Hi there TaxTim
I religiously file my tax returns every year and made a horrid mistake this year. I was due a refund from my 2015 tax return (did the return on 01/07/2015) and haven't received it as yet. After calling their call centre, I was told to complete my 2011 tax return. I did this and checked my 2010 and 2009 to ensure all information was correct, accurate and submitted. (I was thinking, chances are, they would tell me to submit 2010 and 2009 to process my refund after submitting 2011. )...
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
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Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Hi, My SARS eFilling status is "Correction Filed" and my my SARS status is "Return - Assessed" (your tax return has been assessed and you should recieve your notice of assessment as a attachment in you SARS eFilling profile in the next 2 weeks.
When I submitted my tax return I was selected for verification and had to upload supporting documents. I have received SARS eFilling status is "Correction Filed" and my SARS status is "Return - Assessed" two weeks ago and have not received not...
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 23 July 2015
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Posted 23 July 2015
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Posted 23 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 22 July 2015
Hi Tim
I have submitted 3 tax returns this tax season for assessment (2010, 2011 and 2015). SARS had selected me for verification for the 2010 and 2011 assessment years and I have consequently submitted the required documents for review via SARS eFiling.
SARS has issued correspondence for the 2010 assessment year saying "We refer to the verification of your assessment for the 2010 tax period. Please note that no adjustment has been made to this assessment". They also issued an additional assessment (ITA34) for the 2011 assessment year and the initial amount due to me has not changed. ...
Written by Evan
Posted 22 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 22 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 22 July 2015
I am employed by the Department of Education (admin) and I get an additional amount from the School Governing Body for extra work done after hours and weekends. I pay 25% PAYE on this extra income.
However, I'm also doing debtors for a company on an online system as an independent contractor (20 hours per month) for which they do not deduct PAYE. I work at home and with no supervision. I have not registered this as any sort of business.
How much tax do I need to pay and h...
Written by Evan
Posted 22 July 2015
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Posted 22 July 2015
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Posted 21 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 21 July 2015
Hi. I submitted my tax return on the 2nd July and was told to submit supporting documents, which I uploaded the same day. On 14 July I received a completion letter stating:
"We refer to the verification of your assessment for the 2015 tax period. Please note that no adjustment has been made to this assessment. However, in terms of the Tax Administration Act the South African Revenue Service reserves the right to conduct further reviews in future if required. Should you have any queries please call the SARS Contact Centre on 0800 00 SARS (7277). Remember to have your ID number or income tax number at hand when you call to enable us to assist you promptly. "...
Written by Evan
Posted 21 July 2015