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What you NEED to know about DTAs
If you're a taxpayer, chances are you've heard of this term 'Double Taxation Agreements' (DTAs). But, what does this term really mean? And how does it affect your tax affairs? Read on to find out as we tell you everything you need to know about DTAs.... ››› more
[27 January 2014]

Revealed: Two instances when you can claim interest as a deduction
Interest is the fee you pay when you borrow money. The good news is you can claim the interest you incur for the purposes of your business and in the production of your business income, as a deduction. But only in these two instances...... ››› more
[16 January 2014]

What is exempt income?
Did you know that there are certain types of income you don't have to pay income tax on? If not, you're not alone. Many business owners forget that exempt income exists. Now you don't have to. Read on to find out more about exempt income so you can take advantage and keep money in your business.... ››› more
[04 December 2013]

Exempt Income: 23 Absolute exemptions you can take advantage of
Exempt income is income you can exclude when you calculate your income tax. You can exclude exempt income from your tax calculation when it meets one of these 23 conditions...... ››› more
[04 December 2013]

Have you given something to someone for free? If so, read on to find out how much donations tax you'll have to pay....... ››› more
[02 December 2013]

Who is a provisional taxpayer?
Provisional tax is a tax system that makes taxpayers estimate and pay their taxes in the form of two payments (one every six months), instead of having to pay one large sum at the end of the tax year. But, do you know who SARS considers a provisional taxpayer? Read on to find out if you qualify.... ››› more
[28 November 2013]

Revealed: Two dividend payments exempt from dividends tax
Did you know that some dividend payments are automatically exempt from Dividends Tax (DT)? That's right. If your company pays these out, the beneficial owners of your dividend payouts won't have to submit the declaration and undertaking to prove it! Here are the two dividends that are exempt from DT.... ››› more
[27 November 2013]

Here's how to avoid a SARS audit of your dividends
If you're waiting for your dividends payout, make sure it doesn't come with a SARS audit or penalty! Here's how...... ››› more
[18 November 2013]

Dividends Tax: Are you at risk of being audited?
Dividends Tax (DT) is a tax charged when a dividend is paid out. While the liability for tax falls on the shareholder, the company paying the dividend must withhold the tax and pay it to SARS on behalf of the shareholder. As the company paying the dividend, it's crucial that you get this right. If you don't, you'll expose your company to a SARS audit. Use this checklist to ensure you're not at risk of an audit.... ››› more
[31 October 2013]

Five terms to help you decode and complete your DTR2 form quick and easy
When your company pays out a dividend, you must withhold Dividends Tax (DT) from your shareholders' payment and pay it over to SARS. This means your company must complete and submit a DTR02 form to SARS. Here are five terms to help you decode your DTR02 form and complete it correctly.... ››› more
[17 October 2013]

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