Written by Marc
Posted 10 September 2013
I do work for a research group but am not formerly employed by the research group at the university. I am listed as a vendor and get paid for things I do for the group. Effectively as a supplier of things I make.
So how do I fill in my tax form since I am in the tax threshold. I do not get a IRP 5 since I am not employed by them. I also received a pay out of a fund that I had from my previous work and it shows up in my form as an employer.
Now I would like to know how do I go about to fill in my form as I am receiving income but do not know what code or where to put it in the form. ...
Written by Marc
Posted 10 September 2013
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Posted 10 September 2013
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Posted 10 September 2013
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Posted 9 September 2013
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Posted 8 September 2013
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Posted 8 September 2013
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Posted 5 September 2013
Hi Tim,
Last year (this financial year though) I left a job and had a settlement agreement with my ex-boss for outstanding monies for overtime as well as for medical expenses as a result of my work. We have had no contact since the settlement. When going to file at SARS I noticed he has included the full amount as income on my IRP5, where as only a small portion was for income and the rest to cover my medical bills. Am I correct in thinking that I am not liable for income tax on the S...
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Posted 5 September 2013
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Posted 5 September 2013
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Posted 5 September 2013
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Posted 5 September 2013
Hi Tim
I submitted my return via efiling on 16 August 2013 and received notice to submit supporting documents which I did on 21 August 2013. It was confirmed that the supporting documents were in order. On 3 September 2013 I received SARS correspondence for my attention on efiling. When I logged in my efiling status is "Correction filed" and the description of the letter is "Completion letter". The contents of the letter is as follows:
"Dear Taxpayer
VERIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT...
Written by Marc
Posted 4 September 2013
Hi Tim. I am about to embark on a new venture and start up my own business. We are bound by various rules and regulations as per the HPCSA and are only able to practice in an incorporated or solus practice. I am feeling very unsure as to which is the best option tax wise? The gross monthly income of the practice is expected to start off at and vary between R30 000 and R50 000 per month. I will not have any partners or permanent employees. I work from home 50% of the time and am onsite (travellin...
Written by Marc
Posted 4 September 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 4 September 2013
Living and Working in South Africa remotely to UK (IT).
Hi Tim
I lived in UK for 5 years and returned to SA in 2010. I have dual nationality (German and South African).
I have been working in SA for a local company since 2010 earning rands. I have now been approached by my previous employer in UK to work for them again remotely from SA.
If I am paid by them in pounds into my UK bank account where will I pay tax and will have have to bring in all my earnings to SA or can I only bring in what I need?...
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Posted 3 September 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 3 September 2013
Hi,I submitted my IRP5 for this year. After doing that I was given a penalty, because my 2007 and 2008 returns was not done. I paid the penalty and sumbitted all the outstanding years. I was told that they are busy with a assesment on my 2007 return. This is now going on for 2months. Last week I realized that I made a mistake on my 2007 return, and that is why they are busy with the assesment. I requested a correction and filed it.Now how long do you think it will take for them to finish with th...
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Posted 3 September 2013
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Posted 2 September 2013
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Posted 2 September 2013
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Posted 2 September 2013
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Posted 1 September 2013
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Posted 1 September 2013
Hallo. For the last number of years my wife has been paying for our medical aid, via a direct debit every month. The medical aid is however in my name.
I have found out, from SARS, that my wife can get the benefit from this on her tax return, all she needs to do is to provide proof, e.g. bank statements etc, that she has paid for it or get letter from medical aid in that regard. This would suffice for this tax year. However last tax year, we did not do it like this, since I submitted it with my tax return and got no benefit from it, since my income was not large enough...
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Posted 30 August 2013
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Posted 30 August 2013