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Ngwenya (Pty) Ltd has a 29 February 2024 year end. The company made the following payments during the 2024 year of assessment:1) R50 000 annual annuity for life to Mrs Zikalala, a dependant of a former employee, Mr Zikalala, who retired due to old age in 2021.2) R40 000 annual annuity for life to a former employee, Mrs Swarts who retired after being diagnosed with a terminal illness.Calculate the amount that is deductible for the 2024 year of assessment

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Ngwenya (Pty) Ltd has a 29 February 2024 year end. The company made the following payments during the 2024 year of assessment:1) R50 000 annual annuity for life to Mrs Zikalala, a dependant of a former employee, Mr Zikalala, who retired due to old age in 2021.2) R40 000 annual annuity for life to a former employee, Mrs Swarts who retired after being diagnosed with a terminal illness.Calculate the amount that is deductible for the 2024 year of assessment

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Para calcular el monto deducible para el año de evaluación 2024, debemos considerar las normas fiscales aplicables a los pagos de anualidades a dependientes de empleados y a ex empleados.

  1. Anualidad a la Sra. Zikalala:

    • La Sra. Zikalala es una dependiente de un ex empleado, el Sr. Zikalala, quien se retiró debido a la vejez en 2021.
    • El pago anual es de R50 000.
  2. Anualidad a la Sra. Swarts:

    • La Sra. Swarts es una ex empleada que se retiró después de ser diagnosticada con una enfermedad terminal.
    • El pago anual es de R40 000.

De acuerdo con las normas fiscales, los pagos de anualidades a dependientes de ex empleados y a ex empleados que se retiraron debido a vejez o enfermedad terminal son deducibles.

Cálculo del monto deducible:

  • Anualidad a la Sra. Zikalala: R50 000
  • Anualidad a la Sra. Swarts: R40 000

Monto total deducible: R50 000 + R40 000 = R90 000

Por lo tanto, el monto deducible para el año de evaluación 2024 es R90 000.

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