Tax Happy Hour: Income Tax for Beginners
To provide participants with a basic overview of the following: Origins of Income Tax Principles and contributions to national budget. Income Tax as applicable to various taxpayers, i.e. Corporates, Trusts, Natural persons, Residents and Non-residents. Lay-out and taxes governed by the Income Tax Act Normal Tax Capital Gains Tax Donations Tax Interest WTH Tax Dividend Tax Schedules to the Income Tax Act Explanation of formula to derive at Taxable Income Gross Income Exempt Income Income Deductions S26A inclusion of Taxable Capital Gains Assessed losses Tax credits (Foreign Tax, PAYE, Provisional Tax)
What will set you apart
By completing this course you will gain the following competencies
- To provide participants with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of the Income Tax Act. This is necessary to enable participants to analyse complex tax problems in future.
- To understand the basic concepts and lay-out of the Income Tax Act.
- To apply principles to various types of taxpayers.
- Resident and non-residents
- Companies, Trusts, Natural Persons
Event breakdown
- Why Income Tax?
- Rationale for varying tax rates as applicable to Corporates, Trusts and individuals.
- The layout of the Income Tax Act
- What is Gross Income for residents and non-residents
- What is exempt income and where to find this in the Income Tax Act
- What is the concept of “Income”.
- Where do I find qualifying deductions to arrive at “Taxable Income” as defined.
- How is the 8 th Schedule (Capital Gains Tax) incorporated into Income Tax.
- What is the purpose of the various schedules to the Income Tax Act.
- Where do I find anti-avoidance legislation.
- Where in the Income Tax Act do I find Donations Tax, Dividend Tax, Interest Withholding Tax.
- What is the interaction between the Income Tax Act and the Tax Administration Act.
Description
Presenters

Johan Heydenrych — Johan
You will earn a certificate
On successful completion you will receive a certificate for 1 CPD unit in Taxation.
Requirements
- Laptop, desktop, or mobile device with internet access
- Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari, or Firefox browser