NEWS | ROGUE TAX PRACTITIONER OR ACCOUNTANT AND KEEPING THEM HONEST
The filing of tax returns has evolved from manually submitting your returns to everything being done on the e-filing platform. Taxpayers are in some instances forced by SARS to use the e-filing process and this is Constitutionally allowed and administratively fair, as SARS is obligated under law to operate efficiently as possible.
NEWS | ONE GOOD TURN: DONATIONS MADE AT FUNDRAISING EVENTS
The upside of being generous for a taxpayer is usually a corresponding deduction for tax purposes, to the extent that the taxpayer can show a receipt for a donation made to a public benefit organisation (“PBO”) in terms of section 18A of the Income Tax Act.
NEWS | UNDERSTANDING SOUTH AFRICAN EXPAT TAX
Amendments to the Income Tax Act will soon see all South Africans working outside the country’s borders contribute to the fiscus from 1 March 2020.
NEWS | SARS REIMAGINED – TAX DODGERS TAKE NOTE
On 1 February 2020, SARS released an exciting media statement, indicating that the revenue authority has embarked on a journey to reinvent SARS. With the power of technology and with the right people, SARS hopes to build an organisation that will provide a world-class service to the compliant taxpayer, but one that will be equally […]
NEWS | SOUTH AFRICAN SEAFARERS AND YACHTIES: KNOW YOUR TAX OBLIGATIONS
As most know by now, SARS is grappling to increase revenue for their coffers, looking to South Africans who earn foreign income to subsidise the deficit. With all the uncertainty around the change in the foreign employment income exemption, which is coming into effect as of 1 March 2020, more and more people are wanting […]