Comprehensive support for South Africans earning abroad:
Expat tax return completion
Double Taxation Agreement
Section 10(1)(o)(ii) application
Global income structuring
Foreign income reconciliation
SARS audit defence for foreign earnings
Non-resident compliance alignment
Perfect for: SA expats, remote workers, consultants abroad, contractors, cross-border professionals.
A complete, compliant transition into non-resident.
Residency test assessment
SARS Non-Resident Application
Capital Gains Exit Tax calculation
Preparing SARS supporting documents
Lifestyle & financial structure alignment
Verification of non-resident status
Audit preparation & defence
Outcome: A fully compliant exit with zero mistakes, zero stress, and full long-term clarity.
a premium filing solution for professionals, families and high-income earners.
Annual return submissions
RA optimisation
Investment income schedules
Rental property tax schedules
Capital gains calculations
Foreign income schedules
SARS dispute, verification & objection handling
Provisional tax
A stable, seamless back-office for SMEs and entrepreneurs.
Monthly bookkeeping
Management accounts
Annual Financial Statements
ITR14 submission
Payroll & EMP201/501
VAT submission
Supplier/creditor reconciliation
CIPC filings
Tax matters often require timely action. Our team ensures clients receive prompt communication and clear guidance when important decisions arise.
Tax legislation can be complex. We ensure clients understand their tax position, compliance obligations and available options through straightforward explanations.
Rather than reacting to tax problems, we work with clients to anticipate compliance requirements and structure solutions before issues arise.
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Ceasing tax residency formally ends South Africa as your taxing country once approved by SARS. SA-sourced income may still be taxable.
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Ensure all allowable deductions are included such as medical aid contributions, retirement annuities and pension/provident funds.
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No. Only registered medical aid contributions qualify for medical tax credits.
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Section 10(1)(o)(ii) allows qualifying residents working abroad to exempt foreign employment income subject to requirements.
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In many cases yes, particularly if still tax resident or earning SA-sourced income.
AWIA is a boutique tax and accounting advisory firm specialising in high-precision tax.
atlehang@awia.co.za
+27 79 424 2855
Albermarle,Germiston
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