News - Changes to travelling allowance:

Changes to travelling allowance:

Employees in receipt of a travel allowance in the 2010/2011 tax year will be obliged to base their claims for a business travel deduction against a travel allowance on the actual business kilometers travelled in the vehicle during the tax year. Accordingly, employees will have to maintain a logbook of all business and private travel in order to substantiate their tax deduction. Individuals who claim substancial tax deductions based on the deemed kilomete provisions should be aware that this option will no longer apply with effect from 1 March 2010 and that 80% of their travel allowance will be subject to monthly PAYE. Accordingly, taxpayers should review the amount of their allowance for the 2011 tax year.



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Budget 2012 highlights - click to read more

Changes to provisional tax legislation - click to read more

Voluntary Disclosure program - click to read more

New Companies Act - click to read more

Implementation of the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission - click to read more

SARS – changes to bank details - click to read more

New Consumer Protection Act - click to read more

New Consumer Protection Act – registration of business trading names - click to read more




Useful Links

SARS - www.sars.gov.za

New SARS penalties - www.sars.gov.za

2010/2011 logbook - www.sars.gov.za

Department of Labour - www.labour.gov.za

Department of Trade and Industry - www.thedti.gov.za

CIPC - www.cipc.co.za

Southern African Institute For Business Accountants - www.saibr.org

Currency Converter - www.xe.com


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