Tax Guide for Small Businesses (2020/2021)
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addition, expenditure and losses must be claimed during the year of assessment in which
they are actually incurred.
The above requirements form the essence of what is known as the general deduction formula.
Besides the general deductions, the Act provides for a number of special and additional
deductions and allowances. The most relevant of these deductions and allowances for small
businesses are discussed in
3.2.16.
3.2.15 Tax rates and rebates
(a)
Taxable income (excluding any retirement fund lump sum benefit, retirement
fund lump sum withdrawal benefit or severance benefit) of any natural person,
deceased estate, insolvent estate or special trust
Year of assessment ending during the 12-month period ending on 28 February 2021
Taxable income
Rate of tax
R1 – R205 900
18% of taxable income
R205 901 – R321 600
R37 062 plus 26% of the
amount by which
taxable income exceeds R205 900
R321 601 – R445 100
R67 144 plus 31% of the amount by which
taxable income exceeds R321 600
R445 101 – R584 200
R105 429 plus 36% of the amount by which
taxable income exceeds R445 100
R584 201 – R744 800
R155 505 plus 39% of the amount by which
taxable income exceeds R584 200
R744 801 – R1 577 300
R218 139 plus 41% of the amount by which
taxable income exceeds R744 800
R1 577 301 and above
R559 464 plus 45% of the amount by which
taxable income exceeds R1 577 300
Normal tax rebates
Applicable to a natural person only – Year of assessment commencing on 1 March 2020 or
ending on 28 February 2021
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