Tax Happy Hour – 19 February 2025 – Taxation for NPO and PBO

To provide participants with a basic overview of the following:

Income Tax for NPO’s who does not enjoy PBO status.
Income Tax benefits for a PBO.
VAT treatment of Associations not for Gain and Welfare Organisations.

Date:

19 February, 2025

Time:

16:00

Hours:

1 hour

CPD Units:

Category:

Taxation

Group:

Channel 1: Compliance

Format:

Live Event

Tax Happy Hour - 19 February 2025 - Taxation for NPO and PBO

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Product Information

The Income Tax and VAT treatment of NPO’s, PBO’s, Associations not for Gain and Welfare Organizations are extremely complex.

Many persons believe that Income Tax and VAT benefits would be enjoyed by an NPO even though it is not formally registered as a PBO. This is a common misconception leading to costly disputes with SARS.

Other organizations formally registered as PBO’s are not necessarily accessing the significant VAT benefits applicable to “welfare organizations”.

This course is designed to assist tax practitioners and accountants to advise their NPO and PBO clients appropriately with regards to the numerous tax pitfalls and opportunities that should be navigated.

What will set you apart

By attending this webinar you will gain the following competencies

Distinction between NPO’s with and without PBO status.
PBO’s not being exempt from income tax but subject to partial system of taxation.
That special VAT rules applies for NPC’s, Welfare organizations that can provide valuable benefits for clients.

Event breakdown

Section A: What is the difference between non-profit companies (“NPC”) and PBO’s
Section B: Overview of Income Tax legislation as it affects PBO’s including the rules regarding the issues of S18A certificates (IT 3(d))

Certificate

The following event is awarded 1 CPD unit in Taxation.

Presenter/s

Johan Heydenrych

Johan Heydenrych is a taxation specialist since 1991, Johan is known for his expertise in complex tax advisory and compliance, currently serving as a partner at Kreston SA.