Written by Alicia
Posted 15 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 14 June 2016
I have been submitting my tax returns for many years and use to include my Medical (which is a hospital plan with Liberty but not viewed as a medical aid, which I found out in 2015). I contribute to this on a monthly basis and pay my own medical bills i. E. Doctors visits, dentists, optometrists, etc. Only medical procedures in a hospital is covered by my hospital plan. As it is not tax deductible seeing as it is not a medical aid, do I now even bother to mention it on my tax return although the...
Written by Alicia
Posted 14 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 14 June 2016
I'm a freelance creative in the television industry. I work with many clients throughout the year, some deduct PAYE and some pay me the full amount on the invoice. The first question is for those clients who don't deduct tax. I've been working on my tax return on the SARS E-Filing. On my ITR12 I've added a "Local Business, Trade and Professional Income" section to the form, do I create a section per client or per job type? As I'm trading different services for different clients, but I may have 3...
Written by Alicia
Posted 14 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
I am listed am listed as a dependent on Discovery health with my wife as the principal member. However I pay the contributions for my wife, my son and myself. She doesn't earn an income and is therefore not liable to pay tax. The tax certificate from Discovery is in her name, can I claim the medical expenses and premiums as medical deductions on my IT12. I reference these articles and would like to know if the information in these is still valid as at June 2016
1) South African Institute of Accounting Professionals article from 2012:...
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
I am 53. Recently divorced. While married we contributed to a provident fund which was handed over to Investec for management after my first husband stopped working. But he did not implement retirement He took a sum of 570 000 from his provident and paid 18 percent tax on that. Now that he has implemented retirement we both wanted to claim the 500 000 lump sum tax free that we were promised by our financial advisors. I cannot get my bit because I am under age and he cannot get his 500 000 tax f...
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 10 June 2016
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Posted 9 June 2016
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Posted 9 June 2016
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Posted 8 June 2016
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Posted 7 June 2016
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Posted 7 June 2016
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Posted 7 June 2016
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Posted 6 June 2016
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Posted 3 June 2016
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Posted 2 June 2016
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Posted 2 June 2016