Tax Residency, Foreign Income & Working Abroad Self-Study Package
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Tax Residency, Foreign Income & Working Abroad Self-Study Package
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STUDY IN YOUR OWN TIME !
The comprehensive Tax Residency, Foreign Income & Working Abroad Self-Study Package will allow you the opportunity to expand your knowledge at your own pace!
The below self-study courses contain comprehensive recorded content & practical notes to assist the learner to understand various aspects of this topic effectively:
The following courses are included in this package:
MODULE 1: Double Taxation Agreements (Part 1)
- A detailed discussion on the basic concepts contained in the Double Taxation Agreements
- Residency and tie breaker rules
- Permanent Establishment
- Place of effective management
- Business Profits
- Dividends/Royalties/Interest
- A detailed look at the DTA’s signed with
- United Kingdom
- Netherlands
- Mauritius
- Australia
MODULE 2: Double Taxation Agreements (Part 2)
- A detailed discussion on the basic concepts contained in the Double Taxation Agreements
- Residency and tie breaker rules
- Permanent Establishment
- Place of effective management
- Business Profits
- Dividends/Royalties/Interest
- A detailed look at the DTA’s signed with
- United Kingdom
- Netherlands
- Mauritius
- Australia
MODULE 3: Double Taxation Agreements (Part 3)
- A detailed discussion on the basic concepts contained in the Double Taxation Agreements
- Residency and tie breaker rules
- Permanent Establishment
- Place of effective management
- Business Profits
- Dividends/Royalties/Interest
- A detailed look at the DTA’s signed with
- United Kingdom
- Netherlands
- Mauritius
- Australia
MODULE 4: Expats, Foreign Employment, Working Abroad & Tax
- Working in South Africa, for a foreign company
- Working abroad, for a South African company
- Working on a rig – for a foreign company
- Working on a rig – for a South African company
- Working on a cruise ship – foreign ship
- Working on a cruise ship – South African ship
- South African company – employing foreign staff that work in foreign countries
- Foreign company – employing South African staff that work in South Africa
- Financial Emigration vs changing your tax residency status.
- CGT – deemed disposal Section 9H - review
MODULE 5: International Tax Issues You Need To Know About
- The concept of residence: When a person is "resident" or "non-resident" for tax purposes
- How a non-resident is taxed in South Africa
- Withholding taxes levied in South Africa
- How residents are taxed on worldwide income
- Residents working abroad
- Foreign interest
- Foreign dividends
- Offshore businesses
- Brief overview of controlled foreign companies
- Relief for double taxation
- Double tax agreements
- Exemptions
- Foreign tax rebate
- What are the tax consequences when a person ceases to be a South African tax resident?
MODULE 6: Key Aspects of International Tax, Double Tax Agreements and Foreign Tax Credits
- The concept of residence:
- When a person is "resident" or "non-resident" for tax purposes
- Tax consequences of ceasing to be a resident
- How resident is taxed in South Africa on foreign income • How to work with a double tax agreement
MODULE 7: South African Tax Residency Vs. Legal Residency
- Determination of tax residency
- When do you cease to be a tax resident?
- Determination of legal residency
- When do you cease to be a legal resident?
- Consequences of remaining a tax resident after emigration
- Consequences of ceasing to be a tax resident after emigration
- The ping-pong effect on tax residency
- Exchange control consequences of leaving South Africa
MODULE 8: Tax Residency: Expat Taxes and Foreign Income
- Brief overview of the difference between ceasing to be tax resident and merely working abroad
- Income that qualifies for a tax exemption for taxpayers that remain tax resident but work abroad
- Qualifying criteria for the exemption
- Determination of the exempt amount
- Completion of the VAT return
- Responsibilities of the employer
- Income that remains taxable in South Africa even when an individual ceases to be tax resident (source income)
- Foreign income that is taxable in South Africa for individual resident taxpayers
- Translation of foreign amounts (including CGT)
- The impact of double tax agreements on South African source and foreign source income
- Rebates available for the relief of double taxation
- Brief overview of withholding taxes and other tax implications of cross-border transactions
MODULE 9: Tax Residency: When Do You Stop Being a Resident for SA Tax?
- Residency and Gross Income
- Tax Compliance
- Gross Income definition Resident vs nonresident.
- Residence – Physical Presence test (where do you call home?)
- Other factors to consider
- Change in residence
- Section 9H deemed disposal
- CGT implications and SARS processes
- On the way out – what to remember
- Letting SARS know that you have left.
- Deregistering at SARS
MODULE 10: Withholding Taxes with Non-Residents
- Conversion of amounts in foreign currency to ZAR for purposes of declaring it for tax purposes
- Amounts paid / payable to / in relation to:
- Foreign entertainers and sportspersons
- Royalties
- Interest
- Fixed property
- Exemptions from withholding tax or otherwise from normal income tax
- Administrative provisions for the submission of declarations and returns
All Included:
- Video presented courses
- Downloadable course material
- Certificates of training
- SAIT Accredited - Verifiable CPD Points (4 points per course)
- Assessments (optional)
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