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When do you no longer pay tax in South Africa?
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Since March 2001, all South Africans have been legally required to declare and pay tax on their annual worldwide income, irrespective of where they live. So even if you have been living abroad for a few years, you are still considered a resident for tax purposes, unless you can objectively prove to SARS your intention to remain outside the country permanently.
With the introduction of a formal SARS Non-Resident Tax Status Confirmation Letter in 2021, South African expatriates can now confirm their tax status. However, getting one of these is neither automatic nor easy, requiring applicants to follow stringent residency cessation and verification processes to qualify as non-residents for tax purposes.
In this podcast Maya chats to expat tax attorney Martin Bezuidenhout about what you need to know to qualify for the letter and understanding the tax implications of ceasing tax residency.
With the introduction of a formal SARS Non-Resident Tax Status Confirmation Letter in 2021, South African expatriates can now confirm their tax status. However, getting one of these is neither automatic nor easy, requiring applicants to follow stringent residency cessation and verification processes to qualify as non-residents for tax purposes.
In this podcast Maya chats to expat tax attorney Martin Bezuidenhout about what you need to know to qualify for the letter and understanding the tax implications of ceasing tax residency.
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Manage episode 354943574 series 2604421
Indhold leveret af Audioboom and My Money My Lifestyle. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Audioboom and My Money My Lifestyle eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.
Since March 2001, all South Africans have been legally required to declare and pay tax on their annual worldwide income, irrespective of where they live. So even if you have been living abroad for a few years, you are still considered a resident for tax purposes, unless you can objectively prove to SARS your intention to remain outside the country permanently.
With the introduction of a formal SARS Non-Resident Tax Status Confirmation Letter in 2021, South African expatriates can now confirm their tax status. However, getting one of these is neither automatic nor easy, requiring applicants to follow stringent residency cessation and verification processes to qualify as non-residents for tax purposes.
In this podcast Maya chats to expat tax attorney Martin Bezuidenhout about what you need to know to qualify for the letter and understanding the tax implications of ceasing tax residency.
With the introduction of a formal SARS Non-Resident Tax Status Confirmation Letter in 2021, South African expatriates can now confirm their tax status. However, getting one of these is neither automatic nor easy, requiring applicants to follow stringent residency cessation and verification processes to qualify as non-residents for tax purposes.
In this podcast Maya chats to expat tax attorney Martin Bezuidenhout about what you need to know to qualify for the letter and understanding the tax implications of ceasing tax residency.
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