Moving back to South Africa..being paid by UK Company

Last activity 30 August 2013 by JonathanL86

1649 Views

3 replies

Post new topic

P29Member30 July 2013 14:59:24

I am looking for advise please - I am South African, living in London, and wanting to move back to South Africa. I will still work for my UK based Company, and be paid by them, but I will just be based in South Africa.

How does this work - anyone been in the same situation?

How does the Taxing work / National Insurance etc/

Any advise would be great.

Thank you

karenViP31 July 2013 06:07:29

4030

Hello P29.

Welcome to Expat.com

Thanks

Karen

MiaCulpaSerial expat25 August 2013 08:57:05

402

You probably already know by now but if you are living and working in RSA, you pay taxes accordingly. That your company is British is irrelevant.

JonathanL86New member30 August 2013 10:03:41

Good day P29,

What passport do you currently hold?

Regards
Jon

Articles to help you in your expat project in South Africa

Tax in South Africa
The South African tax system consists of direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes apply to individuals, companies ...
Tax system in South Africa
There are different types of taxes on South Africa: income tax, corporate tax, etc. Find more details in this ...
Do you still have a UK Pension?
I have recently moved over to Cape Town and have a UK company pension which has been running for a few ...
The South African lifestyle
Diversity is one of the words that could best describe South Africa: diversity of landscapes, languages and ...
Buying property in Cape Town
Cape Town is one of the most popular cities for overseas property buyers and is one of the top 5 tourist ...
Leisure in South Africa
When moving to South Africa, whether to work, study or for other reasons, the “Rainbow Nation” offers ...
Accommodation in Cape Town
Cape Town lies between Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a cosmopolitan, active and dynamic city with ...
The Pros and Cons of living in Cape Town
Curiously, opinions on life in Cape Town are often divided: there are those who express reluctance at the thought ...