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Feeling overtaxed and overwhelmed?
Save R1 million in taxes, using these monthly tax tips, tools and savings
Stop handing tax money over, blindly
Dear taxpayer,
When was the last time the taxman picked up the bill for your legal expenses or medical expenses? When was the last time you got money back, simply by repairing your forklift, or travelling for business?
No, we’re not making this up! And you could be one of those clever taxpayers who get R36 820 in tax refunds, just for using a travel logbook. Or one of those lucky few whose home office expenses cost them nothing, just because they know how to claim the right deductions.
It’s easy really…when you know the tricks and tips, have all the latest interpretation notes, and understand how the landmark case rulings affect you.
It’s even easier when all of this lands on your desk every month, and requires nothing more of you than to put all the tax saving advice into action.
In fact, it’s as easy as a subscription to Tax Watch.
7 more tax saving tips you should implement now
My name is Rachel Paterson and I’m writing to you today to tell you about the countless ways you can save on your taxes…especially by turning the latest and many tax law amendments to your favour.
Here are just seven of the many other tax saving opportunities we’ve recently covered in Tax Watch:
- How to make the most of the R300 000 RA lump sum exemption (and how you can survive retrenchment with this);
- How to save 30% on any profit from listed shares;
- 3 tips to help you save tax on your claims;
- 3 tricks to cut tax on your company vehicle;
- How to make the most of medical aid contributions in 2010
- 6 travel claims snares to avoid; and
- 9 ways to smash the “no input tax claims on entertainment expenses” rule.
Here’s another tax saving opportunity for you…
Use a logbook to claim back fringe benefit tax on your company vehicle
If you have a company vehicle, you’ll mostly suffer 2.5% monthly fringe benefit tax on its value.
Therefore, if the car is worth R200 000, you’ll pay R60 000 fringe benefit tax per year on it (R200 000 x 2.5%).
If you’ve travelled less than 10 000 private kilometres in your company car, claim a pro rata reduction of your fringe benefit tax.
If you’ve only done 7 000 private kilometres and have a logbook to back this up, you’re only taxable on:
(10 000km – 7 000km) x R60 000 = R18 000
10 000km
Save on your taxes every month
Tax Watch is an eight-page monthly newsletter jam packed with one tax saving tip after another, plus real life case studies and practical examples. With advice and insight from experts who’re on the SARS commissioner’s speed-dial, Tax Watch is a must-read for anyone who wants to shrink their tax bills once and for all...
To show you how much Tax Watch can save you every month, I’m offering you a RISK-FREE trial.
Click here and I’ll send your first issue of Tax Watch FREE.
You’ll have no obligation but to read it, apply my tips and save, save, save.
If you decide you can save more on your taxes without my service, simply send me an email and I’ll cancel your subscription. You’ll owe nothing, there’ll be no hard feelings, and you can keep your free issue.
But I know you’ll find Tax Watch to be the tax-saving godsend it is. Within a few shorts months, you’ll have saved enough tax to pay for the subscription many times over.
I’m so confident you’ll save significantly on your taxes that I’d like to go a step further. When you pay for your first issue, that Tax Watch newsletter will:
- Show you how to reduce your tax burden (saves you/ your business money)
- Show you how to avoid tax traps
- Reduce your risk of tax audits
- Give you access to legally viable but little-known tax loopholes and deductions- with no jargon
- Show you how to do it yourself, with practical, easy-to-use tips
- Show you how you can put our advice into practice immediately, to save on taxes (and avoid audits, penalties and tax traps)
- Help you avoid tax penalties, by staying up to date with tax law changes
- Give you access to our Tax Helpdesk will respond to your queries in follow-up issues of the newsletter- at no extra cost to you
- Save money as you'll have no need to hire and pay for a tax consultant
- Be getting the best advice- our tips and checklists are approved by tax specialists who previously worked with SARS
In addition to all these benefits you'll receive when you subscribe to Tax Watch you'll also get:
- 202 Tax Tips, an easy-to-use book containing 202 practical tax tips you can implement immediately.
- Tax Bulletin- our weekly tax tip in your Inbox every Wednesday.
Finally, you’ll also be able to send us questions if you have a specific tax issue tying you up. We'll publish the answers in the following issues of Tax Watch. This service is free to subscribers only.
Take us up on this RISK-FREE trial offer and subscribe now, by following this link. You’ll save thousands (if not millions) of tax.
Yours sincerely
Rachel Paterson
Business to Business Publisher
PS: There’s absolutely no risk to you so put Tax Watch to the test. Your first issue is FREE. If you cancel before the end of your 28-day RISK-FREE trial period, you’ve lost absolutely nothing. Instead, you’ll have gained several new tax saving tips. Go on. Order now.
