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Exempt Income for Companies in Taxation

The document outlines exempt income for companies under South African tax law. It provides an introduction and definitions, then discusses exemptions for local dividends, foreign dividends, and dividends paid by annuities. It lists relevant sections of the Income Tax Act and references in textbooks to read or exclude. The objectives are to identify exempt amounts and calculate taxable income by applying tax exemptions. A framework is provided for computing normal tax by deducting exempt income from gross income to arrive at taxable income.

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Exempt Income for Companies in Taxation

The document outlines exempt income for companies under South African tax law. It provides an introduction and definitions, then discusses exemptions for local dividends, foreign dividends, and dividends paid by annuities. It lists relevant sections of the Income Tax Act and references in textbooks to read or exclude. The objectives are to identify exempt amounts and calculate taxable income by applying tax exemptions. A framework is provided for computing normal tax by deducting exempt income from gross income to arrive at taxable income.

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UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG

TAXATION 300– 2024

EXEMPT INCOME – COMPANIES


OUTLINE:
REFERENCES
Income Tax Act Haupt
WHERE TO FIND INFO Chapter 4, 8, 16
1. Introduction Section 10 4.1
2. Definitions
 Gross income Section 1
 Income Section 1
 Dividend (“dividend” means any amount………………… any Section 1
share in that company) – do not read further in the act
3. Exemptions Section 10
 Local Dividends 10(1)(k)(i) 4.5. and 4.5.1 – Stop
reading before REIT

4.5.2 – Stop reading


 Foreign Dividends S10B(2)(a) & before heading:
10B(3)(a) “Annuities and
10B(3)(b) leave Payments out of
out (cc) foreign dividends”

 Dividend paid by way of annuity 10(2)(b) 4.6

Leave out the following:


ACT
sections 10(1)(a), (bA), (bB), (c), (cA), (cE), (cG) to (cQ), (d), (e),
(gE), (gH), (gJ), (hA), (iB), (j), (k)(i) proviso (dd) - (ii) and proviso
(kk), (l), (IA), (nC), (nE), (o)(i), (o)(iA), (o)(ii) proviso (B), (p), (r),
(t), (y) & (yA) – (zL)
TEXTBOOK
4.2, 4.10, 4.15, 4.16, 4.17, 4.18
All other exemptions relate to individuals and will only be dealt with in Semester 2

What is Exempt Income: Exempt income is simply income that is free from normal tax.

1
OBJECTIVES:
You must be able to:
Identify which amounts are exempt for income tax purposes
Calculate & discuss taxable income implications by applying section 10

BACKGROUND

Framework for computation of normal tax

GROSS income Section 1 XXX


Less
EXEMPT income Section 10 (XX)
INCOME XXX
Less
Allowable deductions Section 11 -19 & (XX)
23
Less
Allowable allowances Section 11 -19 & (XX)
23
Add
Taxable capital gains Section 26A XX
TAXABLE INCOME / XXX
(loss)

Please note for an amount to be exempt is should have been included in Gross income first.

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