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    Foreign Income Tax

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    This Tax Payer ia a SA resident. He only works abroad for a Tanzanian company. He worked abroad for the 2014 year for 244 days - he did his consequtive more than 60 days as well. This foreign company does not deduct any taxes and supplies him only with a payslip and US$ into his bank account.

    According to the Earning Exemption on Foreign Income (Section 10(1) (o) (ii) ) rule
    for or on behalf of any employer
    “any employer” means an employer which could either
    be an employer operating in South Africa, or a nonresident
    employer.

    Does this confirm that this Tax payer must not need to be taxed when filing his return showing his foreign income received ?

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    Looks to be right.
    He should have the following ready:
    - his employment contract
    - a letter from his employer confirming his place of work and the remuneration paid for the period in that country
    - a schedule of his exit and entry dates, backed by copies of passport showing the exit and entry stamps

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    Hi
    What if this guy who worked abroad more than 183 days but his consequtive 60 days overseas was interrupted by a flight back to OR Thambo for renewal of Visa ?

    His employer confirmed the situation to SARS after we disputed, but SARS aint allowing it ?

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    They won't allow it, no. That rule is cast in stone

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