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SARS clarifies tax treatment of non-executive directors

Tuesday, 21 February 2017 by Peter Surtees
The question whether non-executive directors (NED) of companies are employees or independent contractors has bedevilled taxpayers, and especially the payroll departments of companies, for years.  The question is important because it goes to whether their fees are remuneration, and subject to PAYE, or fees for independent services, and potentially falling within the VAT net.  Following
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