Written by Marc
Posted 17 April 2014
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Posted 13 April 2014
Hopefully you can please help me out, I registered for Tax a year ago, by default I was registered as a non-provisional tax payer and I am currently unsure of how I should classify myself for tax purposes. I'm also not working as a company or cc but as an individual.
I have 3 different forms of income:
1) 35 Hours a week I work for a company on their premises (almost as a full time employee) and invoice them every month. 70% of income. The do not withhold PAYE as of yet.
2) 5 Hours a week for another company, Invoiced for as well. 15% of income and they withhold 25% PAYE....
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Posted 12 April 2014
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Posted 11 April 2014
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Posted 9 April 2014
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Posted 9 April 2014
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Posted 9 April 2014
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Posted 9 April 2014
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Posted 9 April 2014
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Posted 4 April 2014
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Posted 4 April 2014
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Posted 3 April 2014
Written by Marc
Posted 3 April 2014
I receive my IRP5 every year, I never submitted them to receiver because all along I did not have a medical aid or a retirement annuity. Last year in September I then joined the Government medical aid and it was also stated in some articles that if you don't have one of the mentioned and earning below 250 000 per annum there was no reason to submit. This year I will do my submission since I have a medical aid.
My question is won't I be penalized for not submitting last year due to th...
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Posted 3 April 2014
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Posted 2 April 2014
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Posted 1 April 2014
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Posted 1 April 2014
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Posted 31 March 2014
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Posted 31 March 2014
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Posted 31 March 2014
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Posted 30 March 2014
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Posted 30 March 2014
I used to be permanently employed, paid the normal PAYE every month, and all that. I dutifully submitted my tax return every year and got my refunds from SARS very promptly. I then left the company and did a brief stint at another firm whose business was totally unrelated. I then decided to go on my own and start working as an independent. Things didn't go as well as I'd hoped and I didn't earn enough to support myself and my children, let alone, pay any tax. A friend has been helping me to make...
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Posted 26 March 2014
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Posted 25 March 2014
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Posted 25 March 2014