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Free video tutorial: Five crucial documents you must have to complete your IT14SD form correctly
In 2011 SARS introduced the IT14SD which is officially called 'The Supplementary Declaration (IT14SD)'. You might be wondering why I'm telling you about this 2 years later. Well, the truth is, a lot of people are still filling it in incorrectly and it's rejected by SARS.... ››› more
[06 January 2014]

Five crucial documents you must have to complete your IT14SD form correctly
In 2011 SARS introduced the IT14SD which is officially called 'The Supplementary Declaration (IT14SD)'. As a business, you use this form to reconcile your Income Tax, Vat, PAYE, UIF, SDL and Customs declarations to SARS. And, with the IT14SD form being quite new a lot of people are filling it in incorrectly and it's rejected by SARS.... ››› more
[02 October 2013]

Part 2: Six solutions to prevent internet payment fraud
In part 1(https://fspbusiness.co.za/articles/accounting/part-1-six-internet-payment-fraud-schemes-you-need-to-watch-out-for-2826.html) of our two part newsletter series on internet payment fraud, we looked at the six internet payment fraud schemes you need to look out for. Now let's have a look at the top tips to keep internet payment fraud out of your business...... ››› more
[13 September 2013]

Part 1: Six internet payment fraud schemes you need to watch out for
I recently read an article about internet payment fraud. It said that the Ombudsman for banking services reported a 3% rise in internet payment fraud cases. And an 8% increase in cellphone banking fraud cases.... ››› more
[10 September 2013]

How do you value gifts-in-kind in your accounting records?
In South Africa it's estimated that income generated through donations is in excess of R11 billion per annum. But many entities don't know how to treat this income in their accounting records.... ››› more
[07 June 2013]

Can you claim interest on loans as an expense?
Liza wrote into our Accounting and Tax club in May, and asked if she could claim her loan deductions as an expense for tax purposes. One of our tax experts, Alan Lewis, a Tax Advocate and independent tax consultant, wrote in with advice on how to handle the situation.... ››› more
[03 June 2013]

SARS stopped the transfer of your new property because you did this one thing wrong
You just bought property for your business, after viewing countless properties. Dragging around with real estate agents, looking at unsuitably priced premises... and finally you've found the perfect position at a great price.... ››› more
[31 May 2013]

Dr Martin's a GP and operates from a home-based surgery. He's decided to deregister as a Vat vendor, because his income's R800 000 per annum. Does it mean he'll have to pay exit Vat on his home?...
[13 May 2013]

If you find the new SARS IT14SD confusing, you can't afford not to read THIS article
In 2010, SARS introduced its Supplementary Declaration (IT14SD) form to ensure your company reconciles its annual financial statements and verify the submissions your company has made on its income tax returns. And while this form is still by request-only, SARS has said it'll be compulsory for all companies very soon. Here's what you need to know so you can fill it out correctly and on time...... ››› more
[16 January 2013]



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