Written by Evan
Posted 6 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 5 July 2015
Hello
I am hoping you can help. A few things:
My retirement annuity reflects as code 3697 on my payslip. Is this normal, does it count the same as 4002?
I receive a car allowance, but my vehicle installments, insurance and petrol costs me more, is there a smarter way of doing this?
More than 50% of my salary was commission from a single employer this year. Can I still claim fuel,l insurance and depreciation although I have a car allowance? What other expenses can I legitimately claim (i.e entertainment, networking meetings etc. ) Can I claim for expenses my company have re-imbursed me for?...
Written by Evan
Posted 4 July 2015
Written by Evan
Posted 4 July 2015
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Posted 4 July 2015
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Posted 4 July 2015
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Posted 4 July 2015
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Posted 3 July 2015
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Posted 3 July 2015
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Posted 3 July 2015
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Posted 3 July 2015
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Posted 3 July 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 2 July 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 2 July 2015
I'm trying to apply for residency into Panama and one of the requirements in a Panamian Bank account. However the banks over there require tax returns for the past 2 years in my home country. I haven't filed income tax returns for the past 2 years because ive been traveling the world (backpacking) for the past 4 years doing online work and never earned more than R70,000 a year anyway so I never need to file. I asked the banks in Panama if this is a strict requirement and unfortunately I HAVE to ...
Written by Marc
Posted 2 July 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 1 July 2015
Is a tax directive necessary for my consulting firm - I have a private company with 1 employee (myself). I provide consulting services through another IT firm to their clients. I provide the firm with a Sales invoice for hours worked etc at the end of every month. They in turn pay the full invoice amount. I pay myself a fixed salary (PAYE & UIF deductions included) through my business. The remaining amount is profit to the business where we're liable to pay company tax (usually around 7% turnove...
Written by Marc
Posted 29 June 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 29 June 2015
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Posted 29 June 2015
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Posted 29 June 2015
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Posted 25 June 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 25 June 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 25 June 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 24 June 2015
Written by Marc
Posted 24 June 2015
My question is on Section 10(1)(o): Section 10(1)(o) exempts from tax any remuneration derived by a person in respect of services rendered outside the Republic for an employer if such person was outside the Republic for periods exceeding 183 full days in aggregate during any 12 month period and for a continuous period exceeding 60 full days during that period and those services were rendered during that period or periods For the 60 full day portion: If I travel on day 1 to my place of work out ...