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TAX3702

EXAM PACK

,UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS




May/June 2020

TAX3702

Taxation of Individuals

100 Marks
Duration 3 hours and 30 minutes

This paper consists of eight (8) pages plus the annexures (pp i – ix).
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS:


1. All amounts exclude VAT, unless specifically stated otherwise.
2. All persons mentioned are residents of the Republic, unless stated otherwise.


The answering of this paper:


1. This paper consists of five (5) questions.
2. ALL questions must be answered.
3. Each question must be commenced on a new (separate) page.
4. All workings, where applicable, must be shown. Where an amount is subject to a limitation, clearly
indicate the application of the limitation. Where any item is exempt from tax or not allowable as a
deduction, this must be indicated and a brief reason provided. All amounts must be rounded to the
nearest Rand.
5. Please complete the cover page of the answer book in full.
6. You are reminded that answers may NOT be written in pencil.
7. Proposed timetable (try as far as possible not to deviate from this timetable):



Question Subject Marks Minutes
1 Net normal tax 35 63
2 Employees’ tax 20 36
3 Capital gains tax 15 27
4 Gross income 15 27
5 Estate duty 15 27
Uploading your answer 0 30

TOTAL 100 210

, 2 TAX3702
May/June 2020

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Student number, space, TAX3702. For example: 33445566 TAX3702.

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, 3 TAX3702
May/June 2020

QUESTION 1 (35 marks, 63 minutes)

Ivan (65 years old) retired on 31 December 2019. He is married out of community of property to Stella.

Details of Ivan’s various receipts and expenses for the 2020 year of assessment are as follows:

Note R
Receipts, accruals and benefits
Salary 780 000
Travel allowance 1 100 000
Use of company-owned cell phone 2 ?
Bursary 3 15 000
Purchased annuity 4 ?
Rental income 5 ?
Foreign interest in respect of foreign fixed deposit account (not from a tax
free investment) 300

Expenses, deductions and repayments

Rental expenditure 5 ?
Amount refunded to employer 6 6 000
Donation to high school 7 12 000
Current contributions to a provident fund 8 88 000
Current contributions to a retirement annuity fund 8 220 000
Medical scheme contributions 9 62 000


Notes:

1. Travel allowance

Ivan was required to travel on a regular basis, in terms of his contract of employment. He accordingly
received a total travel allowance of R100 000 for the period from 1 March 2019 to 31 December 2019. He
kept valid and accurate records of business distances travelled but kept no records of costs incurred. The
total distance travelled during the period amounted to 11 000 kilometers, of which 3 000 kilometers were
for private purposes.

Ivan’s vehicle was purchased at a cost of R620 000 (VAT inclusive at a rate of 14%) from a motorcar
dealer (a registered VAT vendor) during 2017.

2. Use of company owned cell phone

Ivan’s employer gave him the right to use a company-owned cell phone from 1 June 2019 until the date of
his retirement. The company purchased the phone at a cost of R7 200 on 1 November 2018. The market
value of the cell phone was R6 000 at the time Ivan received the right of use. Ivan used the phone 80%
for business purposes and 20% for private purposes.

3. Bursary

At the beginning of the 2020 year of assessment, Ivan’s employer agreed to grant a bursary to Ivan’s 28-
year old daughter. The bursary of R15 000 enabled his daughter to further her post-graduate university
studies (NQF level 9) at a recognised educational institution. Assume Ivan’s remuneration proxy for the
current year of assessment amounted to R840 000, based on 2019 year of assessment figures. No
member of the family has a disability as defined in section 6B(1) of the Income Tax Act.

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