Written by Marc
Posted 10 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 9 October 2013
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Posted 8 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 8 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 8 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 8 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 8 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 7 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 7 October 2013
Thank you very much making this forum available to us.
I work as a salaried software developer 160 hours a month, I earn a salary and pay PAYE. I also work at home doing work for a client. I will only be able to collect an income from the client after the system I'm developing is complete, which will probably be in around 8 months, this is simply the nature of the business. I'd like to know if I am entitled to claim any expenses that I am currently paying to support the work I'm doing for...
Written by Marc
Posted 7 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 7 October 2013
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Posted 7 October 2013
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Posted 7 October 2013
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Posted 4 October 2013
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Posted 3 October 2013
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Posted 3 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 2 October 2013
I was employed in South Africa from Jan'2011 till 1st Aug'2013 (relocated to USA). I have filed my tax in 2011 and 2012.
Now I filed my tax return for 2013 through eFiling with all supporting documents. Post submission, I got an original assessment which showed me a credit of (ZAR -37,000); however it was also selected for audit and today after a month, there is another version of IT34 uploaded which shows an amount of (ZAR 820) which I need to pay to SARS. They have also mentioned that this IT34 doesn't show any amount calculated in previous assessment and that my statement balance is now (ZAR 37000 - ZAR 820 = 36,180)....
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Posted 2 October 2013
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Posted 2 October 2013
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Posted 2 October 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 1 October 2013
I started earning extra wages outside of my salary in February 2013 and so I have registered for provisional tax. On my IRP6 I need to fill in my gross turnover(which I understand to be my gross salary other income including my rental earnings, wages earned and interest on investments) and then my estimated taxable income (which I understand to be my gross turnover minus my costs, retirement annuity contributions and my pension contributions). How do I work out the taxable portion of my salary ...
Written by Marc
Posted 30 September 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 30 September 2013