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Special cases The accounting basis will determine how much output tax must be paid or input tax may be deducted on a particular supply. There are, however, special rules that treat certain supplies differently, irrespective of the accounting basis. Examples include goods supplied under an instalment credit agreement, fixed property and second-hand goods. The VAT Act provides for certain other deductions to be made when calculating the net amount of VAT payable for a tax period. For example, when an insurer makes an indemnity payment to a person who is insured under a taxable short-term insurance policy, the insurer may deduct an amount equal to the tax fraction of the indemnity payment. The rules for making such other deductions are the same regardless of the basis of accounting used by the vendor for VAT purposes. See section 15 of the VAT Act for further information. 77 Supplies made under an instalment credit agreement and supplies with a consideration of R100 000 or more must, however, be treated as if the vendor is registered on the invoice basis, even if that person normally accounts for VAT on the payments basis. 78 These vendors are automatically registered on the payments basis without having to apply to SARS for approval (Section 15(2B) of the VAT Act). Tax Guide for Small Businesses (2020/2021) 62 3.8.11 Tax periods A tax period refers to a predetermined period of time in respect of which a vendor is required to calculate the VAT liability or refund and submit a VAT return. There are five different categories of tax periods. 79 Monthly (Category C) Applies to vendors that have an annual turnover of more than R30 million a year. Two-monthly (Category A or B) Applies to vendors whose annual turnover is less than R30 million a year. The applicable category (A or B) is determined by the Commissioner. Six-monthly (Category D) Applies to small farmers with an annual turnover of less than R1,5 million. Micro businesses that are registered for turnover tax may also account for VAT under this category if registered for VAT. 12-monthly (Category E) Generally this tax period ends on the last day of the vendor’s “year of assessment” for income tax purposes. It applies only to companies or trusts whose income consists solely of property rentals, management or administration fees charged to connected persons that are entitled to a full deduction of input tax on such fees. Download 0.78 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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