Income Tax Act, 1962 (Act No. 58 of 1962)Practice NotesWithdrawal of Practice Notes |
NOTICE: WITHDRAWAL OF PRACTICE NOTES
1 February 2010
SARS has embarked on a process to review and either withdraw or replace the existing Practice Notes. As part of this process notice is hereby given that the Practice Notes listed in the schedule below will be withdrawn with effect from 1 February 2010, except where otherwise indicated.
Special requests not to withdraw certain Practice Notes or issue Interpretation Notes on specific topics can be forwarded to [email protected].
SCHEDULE
PRACTICE NOTE |
DATE ISSUED |
SUBJECT |
REASON |
20 |
25 June 1993 |
Income Tax: Transactions, operations or schemes for purposes of avoiding or postponing liability for or reducing amounts of taxes on income: section 103 of the Income Tax Act, 1962 (the Act) |
Matter mainly now dealt with in section 80B(2) |
24 |
8 August 1994 |
Income Tax: Private use of motor vehicle |
In line with the amendment to section 8, taxpayers are expected to keep better records. This practice note is withdrawn with effect from years of assessment commencing on or after 1 March 2010 |
25 |
16 August 1994 |
Income Tax: Excessive remuneration and other charges |
Normal requirements of section 11(a) read with section 23(g) are applicable |
28 |
19 August 1994 |
Income Tax: Secondary Tax on Companies: Section 64C of the Income Tax Act: Certain amounts distributed deemed to be dividends: Employer contributions to employees’ pension, provident and medical funds |
Incorporated in the Comprehensive guide to CGT paragraph 4.4.2 |
29 |
19 August 1994 |
Income Tax: Salaries paid to members of incorporated accounting practices |
Normal requirements of section 11(a) read with section 23 (g) are applicable |
33 |
26 October 1994 |
Income Tax: section of the Income Tax Act: attorneys |
Of a procedural nature and not an interpretative aspect |
40 |
19 June 1995 |
Income Tax: Lump sum benefits derived from a pension or provident fund on retirement |
Incorporated in the Guide on the taxation of lump sum benefits |