Written by Marc
Posted 11 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 11 July 2013
Good day, I have a very straight forward tax return: I have an income, I receive a monthly reimbursement towards medical expenses (my husbands company pays for my medical aid) This is added to my monthly income and taxed. I pay PAYE and UIF and my RA is deducted from my salary. I have never owed SARS money until this year. I cannot understand why I would owe SARS money now? It's a very small amount that SARS say I owe them, however I am sure there is a problem and would like to get to the bottom...
Written by Marc
Posted 11 July 2013
I have submitted tax returns for 2011, 2012 and 2013 to get it all up to date. 2013 was not audited and they owed me R3600. 2011 and 2012 I was also owed money, but had to submit supporting documents as they had doubled the medical aid amount for sum reason. The Status says the documents have been received but take up to 5 days to be assessed. Today I received a Refund of R600 and they took R3 000 as an Admin Penalty Fee. A bit extreme as I had received a letter saying the penalty fee would only...
Written by Marc
Posted 11 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
I am a salaried, permanently employed person. I claim on a semester basis (based on what I pass), the module registration fees and textbook fees. Up until about a year ago, I would receive the full amount claimed from the company. Now I don't. When I queried this I was told that I am paying tax on the amount that I claim to the tune of 40% or something. I was also told that if I had allowed the company to register for me etc then obviously I wouldn't pay anything unless I fail a module.
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Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Hi Tim, I received an IRP5 for provident fund for Year of assessment 2013. I included the amount of R416 363 (source code 3920) in my "income received" column, on the IRP5 they included this amount in the "Gross Non-retirement Funding Income" (source code 3698) column. However when I include it in this column on my return I get a message that the calculations does not add up.
I eventually included in the "Gross Retirement Funding income" (source code 3697) column (which is not correct) and they calculated it. BUT NOW my inital calculation was tax refund of R 4800 but after the second calculation I'm down to R0!! ...
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Due to medical reason I am on early retirement and receives a monthly pension. With my lumpsum I bought a flat for R840 000.00 in July 2012. My rental income is R3500.00 a month for the period 01/08/2012 to 28/02/2013. My expenditures are as follows: Cost of transport was R26 737.00
Levies (period 13/07/2012--28/02/2013 ) was in total R5435.81.
Where and under what code do I fill in the amount? Can I deduct the expenditure as mentioned from my rental income?...
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 10 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 9 July 2013
Written by Marc
Posted 9 July 2013
Hi Tim
I am looking to start a business from home. Myself as the owner and 8-9 employee's. Business could generate about R40 000 pm before deductions. Employees would get paid weekly between R600 - R800
per week.
Would I need to register my business with CIPC and with SARS to pay tax. Would I pay tax on the amount of money the business makes before any deductions like salaries and business expenditure. or would tax be calculated on the amount after deductions.
Could you also advise what the process is to register a small business....
Written by Marc
Posted 9 July 2013
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Posted 9 July 2013
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Posted 9 July 2013
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Posted 9 July 2013
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Posted 8 July 2013
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Posted 8 July 2013
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Posted 8 July 2013
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Posted 8 July 2013
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Posted 8 July 2013