Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 31 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 30 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 30 March 2016
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Posted 30 March 2016
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Posted 30 March 2016
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Posted 30 March 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 29 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 29 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 29 March 2016
With regards to your post of 23 July 2012, about retirees aged 65 years and older: have there been any changes since then in SARS requirements for tax returns for the 2015/2016 tax year, or not? What benefits can such a taxpayer expect? What is the taxable threshold for a taxpayer 74 years of age (turning 75 in June 2016)? Where do donations fit into all of this?
1. Main source for living expenses is interest income. 2. Medical aid premium is paid by the retiree in full, in addition to medical expenses which go beyond medical aid benefits. ...
Written by Nicci
Posted 29 March 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 24 March 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 24 March 2016
Written by Alicia
Posted 24 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 23 March 2016
Hi, I have registered as a provisional tax payer and did my tax return in August. My rental expenses (levies, interest and taxes) are greater than my rental income I earn. Do I still need to file the provisional tax payer tax return now and see if any payments are due?
I have paid for your services for my personal income tax, but haven't received any of my tax information yet (for investments, medical aid etc). Must I just wait until those all come later in the year and send them thro...
Written by Marc
Posted 23 March 2016
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Posted 23 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 23 March 2016
Written by Nicci
Posted 22 March 2016
I am an independent contractor and would like to find out how to calculate my salary due to me taking expense claims into account. Total salary = hours worked x Hourly rate
Expense claims = cell phone, internet and travel claims
To calculate tax amount you take your total salary less expense claims. Then when calculating amount payable, do you
A: (Total salary amount less expense claims) less taxable amount plus expense claims = amount due to you
OR
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