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Tag Archives: SARS
Complexities of loans between related parties
Loans between related parties are a common occurrence in the SME business environment. These loans arise due to various reasons, such as assets being sold on loan account; money being drawn out, trust distributions made or dividends declared on loan … Continue reading
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Tagged Income Tax Act, SARS, SME business
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Does your SME owe SARS money?
Many entrepreneurs and business owners live in fear of the South African Revenue Services (SARS). In most cases, this fear is compounded by a lack of knowledge and failure to understand what is required. Yet most of the anxiety – … Continue reading
Different VAT supplies and how it affects your VAT return
There are a few instances where VAT is not charged at the standard rate of 15%. In the following newsletter, we distinguished between the different supplies that attract VAT but does not necessarily have the impact of a standard rate … Continue reading
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Tagged Deemed supplies, SARS, The VAT Act
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Alles wat jy moet weet oor skenkingsbelasting
Is jou kennis genoegsaam oor skenkingsbelasting? Dink jy dalk daaraan om ń familielid finansieel by te staan, of om ń kind te help met ń deposito vir die aankoop van ‘n huis of motorvoertuig? Voor jy die transaksie aangaan is … Continue reading
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Value-added remarks on Value-Added Tax (VAT)
VAT is an integral part of our economic society and is something that influences everyone, especially businesses in South Africa. In this article, we will discuss a few do’s and don’ts regarding VAT. Valid tax invoices In South Africa’s current … Continue reading
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Tagged SARS, Tax Invoice, VAT
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SARS scams
Education and awareness around identity theft, phishing and other frauds have become part of life globally. If nothing else, scamsters are innovative and keep trying new avenues of defrauding businesses and individuals. In South Africa, this is no exception, and … Continue reading
SARS SCAMS
Education and awareness around identity theft, phishing and other frauds have become part of life globally. If nothing else, scamsters are innovative and keep trying new avenues of defrauding businesses and individuals. In South Africa, this is no exception, and … Continue reading
HERE’S WHO IS PAYING SOUTH AFRICA’S TAX
National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) have published tax statistics showing that for the first time since the 2008 global financial crisis, tax revenue growth did not exceed GDP growth. Despite tough economic conditions in which real … Continue reading
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FORM REQUIREMENTS FOR OBJECTIONS
Dispute resolution with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) generally has a two-pronged approach. Firstly, taxpayers must present their case on the merits – this will include the factual basis and background that has led to the dispute. Secondly, and … Continue reading