Taxation Laws Second Amendment Act | Act 4 of 2008 — South Africa law | Esheria

Taxation Laws Second Amendment Act

This section amends several Income Tax Act provisions, including rules on deductions, audit certificates, and the Commissioner’s powers for electronic returns and timing extensions.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 4 of 2008
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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VAT registration thresholds administrative penalties commissioner determination company reporting employee tax exemptions and deductions income tax levy administration payment deadline payment procedures recordkeeping reporting securities transfer tax administration statutory amendment tax administration tax compliance taxable supplies withholding

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This section amends several Income Tax Act provisions, including rules on deductions, audit certificates, and the Commissioner’s powers for electronic returns and timing extensions. Certain companies must give the Commissioner a statement about profits deemed available for distribution, at a time prescribed by the Commissioner. This provision changes several tax reporting rules, lets the Commissioner impose administrative penalties, and sets penalty and interest rules for late or incorrect tax compliance. This section amends VAT Act threshold wording so a vendor is not deemed to have exceeded certain taxable-supplies amounts in specified 12-month periods where the Commissioner is satisfied the excess arises solely from the stated cause. The Commissioner may require certain registered or registrable persons to submit payment of the levy in the form, manner, and place the Commissioner determines, including electronically.