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Invoicing for repossessed goods explained
'The most important link in the Vat chain is the tax invoice.' We mention this ALL the time because an invoice is really that important. Without it, you can't deduct input tax on your purchases. So what does the law say about invoicing for repossessed goods?... ››› more
[05 February 2014]

How Vat works in your everyday business life
Value-Added Tax (Vat) affects all of us. We pay Vat on things we buy every day. But how does Vat work when you're running a business? Let's find out.... ››› more
[23 January 2014]

Revealed: A basic rundown of how the Vat system works
Even seasoned Vat professionals sometimes get lost in the Vat maze. Here's a simple, easy-to-follow overview of how the system works.... ››› more
[22 January 2014]

What you NEED to know about the Vat treatment of financial services
You must tread carefully when you deal with the supply of financial services. If you don't, there will be nasty surprises in store for you when you calculate your Vat and complete your VAT201 return. Here's everything you need to know about the Vat treatment of financial services so you can avoid this from happening to you...... ››› more
[20 January 2014]

Vat law allows you to register your legal practice for Vat on either an invoice or payments basis. But, special rules apply if you want to register on a payments basis. Read on to find out what these rules are......
[20 January 2014]

What happens after you submit your Vat refund return?
Let's say you discover your input tax exceeds your output tax and you realise, a refund is due to you! You then submit your Vat refund return to SARS. Now the big question is: What happens once you've submitted your Vat refund return? Read on to find out...... ››› more
[17 January 2014]

Revealed: Three legal requirements for notional input tax
Notional input tax is the Vat you can claim on secondhand goods, if you're a vendor who buys the goods for your business from a person who isn't a vendor. Although you don't charge any Vat on secondhand sales, there are some important rules you must follow if you want to claim an input tax credit. Here are the three legal requirements for notional input tax.... ››› more
[17 January 2014]

Invoicing for secondhand goods explained
Don't know how to record secondhand good sales? If so, read on to find out. Below, we tell you everything you need to know about invoicing for secondhand goods.... ››› more
[13 January 2014]

Financial services: Be wary of the Vat consequences of fee-sharing arrangements
Financial services are normally Vat-exempt. But some of the related fees are still charged Vat. Read on as we show you the Vat consequences of fee-sharing arrangements and how to treat these fees correctly so you can avoid penalties and interest charges.... ››› more
[13 January 2014]

Revealed: Two ways to reflect the Vat amount on a tax invoice correctly
If you're a Vat vendor, you'll know this golden rule very well: 'The most important link in the Vat chain is the tax invoice'. You'll also be very aware that if you get your tax invoice wrong, you won't be able to deduct input tax on your purchases. Now that's a risk you can't afford to take. Use these two ways to reflect the Vat amount on a tax invoice correctly.... ››› more
[07 January 2014]

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