SARS E-Filing 2015

Is there anyway to download your full IT34? I can only view what they owe me, but no the full form. ( I am running the latest Adobe PDF DC) but am on firefox an safari on a mac, so i take it that is the issue?

Thanks
 
iFan said:
Is there anyway to download your full IT34? I can only view what they owe me, but no the full form. ( I am running the latest Adobe PDF DC) but am on firefox an safari on a mac, so i take it that is the issue?

Thanks
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No, that is what everyone sees.
 
Apparently I get around R2.5K from them.


Yay, groceries.
 
I guess the amount of the rebate also plays a part in how soon you will get the cash
 
Stefanmuller said:
Your travel allowance coded under non-taxable travel allowance on your IRP5 is more than R26 400? You are limited to 8 000km at a rate of R3,30 as non taxable. Anything above that is taxable (either the rate or the km's).
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That's a travel reimbursement IIRC, not the same thing...
 
Zyk1 said:
Anyone know how to calculate the medical aid portion of your total SARS rebate?
Sites I googled are a bit confusing.
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2014/2015
* R514 for taxpayer and 1 dependant
* R172 for additional dependant

iFan said:
Is there anyway to download your full IT34? I can only view what they owe me, but no the full form. ( I am running the latest Adobe PDF DC) but am on firefox an safari on a mac, so i take it that is the issue?

Thanks
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I used latest version of Chrome on Windows 8 - when the screen showed the refund due, a pop-up download came up and allowed me to save the full assessment in PDF format
 
The medical aid thing doesn't seem to be as straightforward as getting back (R257 * 12 = R3084). They seem to apply some calculation to it.
Taxpayers under 65:
- Fixed credit per month of R257 (2015 tax year) per dependent for dependents 1 and 2, and R172 (2015 tax year) for dependents 3, 4, 5 etc PLUS
- IF their medical aid contribution is greater than 4x the above credit, THEN
(that difference + Out of pocket medical expenses)
less an amount equal to 7.5% of your Taxable Income
multiplied by 25% is allowed as a further credit to reduce Tax Payable.

https://www.taxtim.com/za/blog/medical-aid-tax-2014-how-sars-new-changes-affect-you
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So you're probably going to get far less than R3084. You'll only score for medical aid if you've paid out of pocket or have a few dependents...
 
Ho3n3r said:
My colleague got back R5300, and he's single. What would be the reason that he got almost the same back as me?
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- He paid out of pocket for some medical expenses.
- His RA contributions are much higher than yours.
 
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