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Taxation Solutions

REGISTERED SARS TAX PRACTITIONER

Index

Tax on individuals
Tax on sole traders
Tax on freelancers
Tax on small businesses




Personal Taxation

Personal tax is calculated according to SARS annual tax rates for individuals, on net taxable income.

Salary Earners

no allowances, fringe benefits or other income

Tax is deducted from your net taxable income by way of PAYE, paid directly to SARS by your employer.

Come year end your employer would have submitted your IRP5 to SARS and your tax return would be fairly simple. It would be a matter of logging on to SARS e-filing, double checking your IRP5 for errors, then hitting "file return".

Income Sources


Salary Earners

with allowances, fringe benefits or other income

Allowances


Fringe Benefits


Other income

Defining the true net taxable income once allowances, fringe benefits and other income are in the mix, requires an in-depth knowledge of taxation laws.

This is where our team of registered SARS Tax Practitioners become an absolute asset you.



Tax on Sole Traders

A sole traders is taxed according to the tax rates for individuals, on net taxable income.

A sole trader is, in short, any natural person who is self-emploed, and generates income through selling a product or providing a service to the public, is a sole trader, for example : restaurants, hairdressers, plumbers, electricians, freelancers, consulting engieers.

Provisional Tax

All non-salary earners will be automatically registered with SARS as provisional tax payers. Therefore a sole trader will be taxed on net taxable income on a provisional basis : in August and February of every tax year.

Annual Financial Statements

You will be required by SARS to provide Annual Financial Statements at year end, as well as irrefutable proof of expenses.

Bookkeeping Requirements

Our team of professional bookkeepers have consistently proven their value to sole traders by ensuring the efficient capturing and allocation of income and expenses, as well as maintaining proper records of all financial transactions.

Income Sources



Tax on Freelancers

A freelancer or freelance worker is a person who pursues a profession without a long-term commitment to any one employer for example : voice artist, creative design, sales and marketing, graphic design, mobile app development and search engine optimization.

Freelancers are taxed according to the tax rates for individuals, on net taxable income.

Income tax returns are a little more tricky for freelancers as most companies they do freelance work for will submit an IRP5 to SARS, for income they have received.

Provisional Tax

A freelancer will be taxed on net taxable income on a provisional basis : in August and February of every tax year.

Annual Financial Statements

Freelancers will still be required by SARS to provide Annual Financial Statements at year end, as well as irrefutable proof of expenses.

Bookkeeping Requirements

Our team of professional bookkeepers have consistently proven their value to freelancers by ensuring the efficient capturing and allocation of income and expenses, as well as maintaining proper records of all financial transactions.

Income Sources



Tax on Small Businesses

SARS have realised that small businesses are the life blood of our economy, and by doing so they have applied certain tax incentives especially designed for small businesses.

The rate of tax a small business pays on net taxable income is progressive (the higher the taxable income, the higher the tax rate).


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Turnover Tax

no allowances, fringe benefits or other income

Tax is deducted from your net taxable income by way of PAYE, paid directly to SARS by your employer.

Come year end your employer would have submitted your IRP5 to SARS and your tax return would be fairly simple. It would be a matter of logging on to SARS e-filing, double checking your IRP5 for errors, then hitting "file return".

Income

Salary Earners

with allowances, fringe benefits or other income

Allowances

Fringe Benefits

Other income

Defining the true net taxable income once allowances, fringe benefits and other income are in the mix, requires an in-depth knowledge of taxation laws.

This is where our team of registered SARS Tax Practitioners become an absolute asset you.

DO YOU NEED TO SUBMIT A TAX RETURN?

YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A TAX RETURN IF ...

  • Your total income for the year is not more than R350 000;
  • You received income from only one employer;
  • You received no allowances, fringe benefits, interest or other income;
  • You are not claiming for any allowable deductions (medical expenses, retirement annuities or travel expenses)
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