SNT out of country allowance

Last activity 08 April 2015 by TaariqLalla

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TaariqLallaMember07 April 2015 14:10:22

Hi,

Does anyone know what the out of country allowance rates are for business outside of Mauritius.

Eg. If I was working in Mauritius and traveled to African Countries, what would the limit for tha daily allowances be? Is there anything that governs this?

Regards

NadeemViP07 April 2015 18:16:11

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I haven't seen anything that governs it. It is certainly not in Labour Laws, but you can check in the Remuneration Orders governing industry where you work.

TaariqLallaMember08 April 2015 06:03:51

Hi,

Thanks for the response, In SA we have the South African Revenue Service that provides guidance on the maximum allowances which may be provided to employees working abroad. I thought that Mauritius would have something similar, or could I just use SARS as a reference.

Regards

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