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Summary Exempt Income

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This document provides a detailed summary of the exempt income dealt with in the Tax legislation.

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Exemptions
S10(1)(i) Interest from NP Must be natural person
<65 R23 800
>=65 R34 500
S10(1)(k) Local dividends
S12T Tax free investments Owned by natural person or deceased.

Limit of (per natural person)
- R36 000 per year
- R500 000 in lifetime
(applies to all investments, not just per investment).

Excess x 40% will be taxed
S10(A) Purchased Annuities Dealt with in Retirement Benefits.
Capital portion is exempt, while the interest is taxed.
S10(C) Qualifying Annuities Dealt with in Retirement Benefits.
Exempt: deductions not deducted under 11F
S10(B) Foreign Dividends Exempt if:
 >10% voting rights and equity shares
 Listed share and does not constitute asset in specie

Not exempt (not any of the reasons above):
 NP, deceased estate, trust = 25/45
 Company = 8/28
S10(1)(gC) Foreign pension/ Compensation for past employment
annuity/ lump sum
S10(1) UIF
(mB)
S10(1)(nA) Uniform + allowance  Clearly distinguishable from ordinary clothing
 Required to wear while on duty
If not, included in GI under par (c)
S10(1)(nB) Relocation Benefits  Employer must pay for the costs/ reimburse the
employee
 Transport the employee, members of family AND
their personal belongings from old residence to new
residence
 Hotels (for max 183 days) which must be temporary

Examples of expenses: school uniform, replacement of
curtains, vehicle registration, transfer duties.
S10(1)(o) Employment outside Requirements:
SA  >183 days outside SA in 12 months AND
 >60 days continuously
Then exempt

Exemption limited to R1.25 mil
S10(1)(q) Bursaries Requirements:
 Must be for bona fide scholarship or bursary
 Granted to enable person to study
 Must be at recognized educational institution

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