How To Save Money On Taxes In South Africa | Save Thousands In Taxes Every Year | Money Marx

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Comment from : Thulani Gumede

Well explained, thank you we can all do with trying to keep our hard earned money in our banks instead of parting with it to SARS Keep it up
Comment from : Wickus Lessing

Capital gains tax is 7 to 18 of the gain depending on your nominal income tax rate
Comment from : Red Fritz

Succinct message Brilliant
Comment from : SAILESH RAMCHARAN

RA’s and TFSA will ensure you retire poor
Comment from : BonJovi71

Great video Pieter!
Comment from : Jonathan Geach

Hi there May I ask What if you find someone who does not have any credit record They have no shopping accounts They have no loans on any assets or liabilities They have no medical aid No home that they own The person still rents What if this person got a big return on a forex trade a few years back when there was a pump and and person got like 20 million They want to transfer the money into there bank account Will they be contacted to pay tax on that money?
Comment from : musaad felton

Cartrack also has a eLogbook linked to our tracking unit that allows you to simply classify your trips as business or private travel without worrying about manually logging the trips
Comment from : Mfundo Nkosi

Lord knows I needed this info thanks bro 👊🏾brAre there more than six ways to stay on the right side of SARS? If there are please share Again thanks a lot for the info
Comment from : Ofessor

bro you killed this my dad passed away and never had medical aid i didn't know you can get guaranteed returns on med aid
Comment from : Brandon Sookdeo

We are not in the top 10 of the highest-taxed countries (just saying)
Comment from : Dewald Louw

You failed to mention that the ra is taxed at retirement
Comment from : Avin Munisankar

Hi Pieter the PBO list is missing I tried to open the filewhere can i get the list plz?
Comment from : Emily Matshwane

I’m 21 and I want to invest , I’m really baffled on where to start Please share your opinion where one can instantly start investing
Comment from : Karabo Masilela

Where do I check where I am in the R500k limit if I add and withdraw from the TFSA random years? Who is keeping track of it, is it Sars?
Comment from : Dudette Bossbae

Thanks for the videoI think there is a tax expemtion for the first R23800 gained in interest from fixed depositsThis can also help
Comment from : jacob kuruvilla

Hey, Peter brbrMay you please touch on the subject of types of interest in your up coming videos Maybe a comparison between simple and compounding interest brbrThank you
Comment from : Barileng?

Pieter thanks for this Upload it has been a mouth full and worthy of pondering
Comment from : Jay-Pee Phillips

Are you allowed to have multiple tax free saving account from different banks using AuM/ Assets under Management 2 Can you take 36000 and put it under Tax Free saving account instead contributing monthly until you reach your 36 000 limits and invest under Assets under Management of another 15 year to achieve compound interest and dividend
Comment from : Pogiso Sehume

Amazing
Comment from : Kalreens Dancevel ventures

Thanks, This is very helpful, I appreciate that
Comment from : Tbose Krotz

Thanks brother
Comment from : TROiNUX

Great Video Boet Thanks
Comment from : Percy

Hi i want to know i pay my retirement fro m debit order,i am paid through persal ,will my employer pick up that i ma paying for retirement?thanks
Comment from : Agnes Nhlapo

Thanks Lekker Subscribed
Comment from : Sabastian Koopman

Not for the most of us mate a huge percentage of the country earns below the sars threshhold
Comment from : Lindani Xaba

You are a legend You are literally answering all the questions I've been struggling with Thanks chom
Comment from : MushroomTip46

R 6 million in 40 years is not as much as you think
Comment from : David

Great video
Comment from : Mosa Rantsane

Great stuff I still have to watch this repeatedly as I watched in passing brThank you for taking time to make this video
Comment from : Sethu Chiliza

Thanks bro, black people really don't know this
Comment from : WandaGlobally Family

Very informative video
Comment from : yogesh singh

Great content You have a new subbie!
Comment from : Talking Money With Nozi

I'm always looking for ways to save money on taxes where I am in the United States so its interesting to see how it is done in other countries as well Great video man!
Comment from : Daniel Braun