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SuperSingh says: 17 December 2015 at 11:51 My company makes a 100% contribution to my provident fund, including all fees. On my salary slip, this is shown as a company contribution, and not as a deduction. I understand that there is a tax benefit when contributing up to 15% of my non pensionable salary to a retirement savings scheme. Because the contribution is shown as a company contribution and not as a deduction, does this mean that I still have the full 15% available to contribute to a private RA? If so, how do I calculate the maximum contribution I can make, given that I receive a monthly basic salary and December bonus, travel allowance and make a UIF contribution, with the provident fund contribution made by the company including fees? |
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TaxTim says: 30 December 2015 at 22:34 Provident fund deductions are not deductible for tax purposes yet so you will be able to contribute the full amount to the RAF and get the benefit. |
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