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AN says: 5 April 2016 at 12:55 I got married in Dec 2015, but haven't managed to get a gap to go to Home Affairs to apply for a new ID book/card. This company where I freelance at don't even know that I got married. I tried to tell human resources, late last year, but the woman said I can just provide them with copy of my new identity document, when I eventually get one. So now, WHAT do you suggest I DO when I log onto SARS e-filing, Must I click the unmarried box? Or the married box? |
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TaxTim says: 5 April 2016 at 13:17 You would tick the married box as legally you are now married. It doesn't matter that you have not yet applied for a new ID book. |
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AN says: 5 April 2016 at 13:27 Nobody (but HOME AFFAIRS Marriage Book/Register) KNOWS that I am married. 1. The company I work for, will produce an IRP5 with my MAIDEN name. 2. SARS records/facts will state my MAIDEN name I will get called into a BRANCH, if all of a sudden (when logging onto SARS e-filing this year), fill in my HUSBAND'S surname, instead of my MAIDEN surname. My MAIDEN surname will correspond to SARS records, as well as that of my IRP5. OMG - whaaat a mess :( |
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TaxTim says: 5 April 2016 at 13:49 Yes, continue to use your Maiden name on your SARS tax return until it is officially changed. Some people get married and never change their maiden name - in this instance, they are still married and would indicate their marital status accordingly on their SARS tax returns. |
