Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
I own a consulting company and have been contracted to do work oversees.
I expect to be out of the country for more than 183 days including a period exceeding
60 consecutive days.
I believe I am eligible for the tax exemption on my income for the period.
However I am unsure if I am defined as an independent contractor?
I pay myself a monthly salary from the company and therefore I believe I should
be regarded as an employee and not an independent contractor.
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Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 20 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
My husband's tax consultants are busy completing his 2013 return. He was giving details about the sale of our old citi Golf for which we got R18 000. I suddenly remembered that that car is actually in my name not his. I've already been assessed for my 2014 return with no questions asked. I didn't have to pay anything nor get any refund. (Even if I had added this amount to my Capital Gains from an investment I have, it would still be way below requiring me to pay any tax on it. What should ...
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
I work as an independent contractor for a company based in San Francisco, USA from my home office in Cape Town. Each month I invoice them for the number of hours worked and they pay in USD and I handle the forex to convert that to Rands.
I have some expenses directly incurred in generating this income (telecoms costs, software licenses, computer equipment depreciation and a portion of my electricity and rent for the home office, etc). I don't have an IRP5 from them since I'm not an employee and they aren't a South African company...
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
My company reimbursed me an amount of over R50k on code 3703 (non-taxable reimbursement) for fuel used during the tax year. SARS then moved the full amount to code 3702 (taxable reimbursement) saying that this amount exceeded the max allowable for code 3703 which is R25920 (8000km x R 3.24). They now want me to pay more than R15k in additional taxes. They asked me now to provide an amended IRP5 showing not more that R25920 under code 3702 which I have requested from my employer. Is there anythi...
Written by Marc
Posted 19 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 18 November 2014