Special Inclusions Flashcards
Leasehold improvements: only included in the lessor’s income if…
The lease stipulates that improvements MUST be made!
If leasehold improvements are made voluntarily, the lessor…
Does not include it in their gross income and is not taxed
Leasehold improvements are included in the income of the lessor as follows:
Any right to have improvements made in terms of a lease are included when the lease agreement is concluded
Leasehold improvements are included in the income of a lessor at the amount…
Stipulated or, where no amount is stipulated, the reasonable value of improvements
When including leasehold improvements in the income of a lessor and where the reasonable amount exceeds the stipulated amount…
Use the reasonable amount!
When including leasehold improvements in the income of a lessor and where the actual amount exceeds the stipulated amount…
Use the stipulated amount (limited!)
The 16 special inclusions following the rhyme ‘a bid cadeaf 5 alphabet m n’ are:
A) Annuities B) Alimony / maintenance payments C) Services rendered cA) R of T receipts D) Lump sum benefits E) Pension, provident & retirement annuities eA) State pension fund transfer F) Commutation under employment / service G) Lease premiums gA) Know-how receipts H) leasehold improvements I) Fringe benefits jA) Disposal of assets similar to trading stock K) Dividends received / accrued M) key man policies N) Recoupements
Special inclusions: D) Lump sum benefits don’t apply to…
Any fund (retirement, annuity, etc.)
Special inclusions: Exemptions to lump sum benefits:
The first R30 000 of payments received:
- Over 55
- Retrenched
- Retired due to old age, ill health or infirmity
Annuities have 3 characteristics:
- Provide a fixed annual payment
- The payment is repetitive
- It is chargeable against some person
Special inclusions: G) Lease premiums are defined as:
A payment over and above or instead of rental
A lump sum payment at the commencement of the lease
Special inclusions: C) Services rendered include:
Voluntary awards!
As long as there is a casual relationship between the service provided and the amount awarded.
The payment must have as its motive a reward for services rendered.