exceptions:
f)vehicles, constructed as or permanently converted into hearses for the transport of deceased persons and used exclusively for that purpose;"
exceptions:
f)vehicles, constructed as or permanently converted into hearses for the transport of deceased persons and used exclusively for that purpose;"
That was what we were advised by the SARS call centre and we had a good laugh about it in the office.Originally Posted by dellatjie
I agree Dave. Guess its different strokes for different folksNot sure what concerns you here.
The detail of full liability over the term and the deferred interest portion is normally in the notes. When it comes to the balance sheet, the amount reflected is the result of the full term liability less the deferred interest portion - which altogether seems a fair enough way to reflect the current financial position.
I am starting to think that Call Centre operators are merely there to read details from a screen to us, not to think!
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