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Mari says: 5 June 2019 at 14:32 I have been living abroad for a while, since February 2018 to be exact. I filed my tax return for the 2017/2018 financial year, as it reflected my income for the previous year, during which I was employed in South Africa. I would like to maintain an unbroken record with SARS, but I'm not sure how to file for income earned abroad. My current income is well below the R1 million limit impostor in South Africans working abroad. I will be tax returning to SA in March 2019. So, I would like to know whether I should file or just skip it (since I'm not legally obligated to do so)? |
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TaxTim says: 5 June 2019 at 14:46 Kindly note that as a registered taxpayer in South Africa, you would be liable to submit a tax return. Please refer to our blog on Foreign Employment Income in order to determine if you will be liable for tax on the foreign income earned. Additionally, refer to our blog: Reasons you need to file your tax return for more information on the benefits of filing a tax return (always). |
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