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I am 64 years old, what is the taxable threshhold for a tax year?

Posted 25 September 2012

How much money can I earn in a year before I will be taxed by SARS?

TaxTim Marc said:
15 September 2012 at 10:20

The tax threshold for under 65 for the 2013 tax year of assessment is R63 556. Any amounts over that to R160 000 will be taxed at 18%

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