The table below will give you an overview of the different third party data types:
Data | Who to submit | What to submit | How to submit | When to submit |
IT3(b) |
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Amounts that became due or payable or were paid or received in respect of, or by way of any investment, rental of immovable property, interest or royalty and Transactions that are recorded in an account maintained for another person i.e. transactional accounts like bank accounts |
For more information on IT3 (b), view the IT3 Data Submission External BRS. |
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IT3(c) |
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Amounts paid in respect of the purchase and disposal of financial instruments. |
For more information on IT3 (c), view the IT3 Data Submission External BRS. |
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IT3(e) |
who purchases livestock, produce, timber, ore, mineral or precious stones from a primary producer other than for retail purposes etc. | Monies paid in respect of a purchase, sale, or shipment of livestock, produce, timber, ore, mineral, precious stones, or by way of a bonus. |
For more information on IT3(e), view the IT3 data submission External BRS. |
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IT3(s) |
General account demographics and financial values. In addition the Contributions, Transfers In, Transfers Out and Withdrawal according to the rules of the relevant BRS. Amounts received by or accrued to a natural person in respect of a tax free investment |
For more information on IT3 (s), view the IT3 data submission External BRS. |
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IT3(f) Insurance |
etc. | All Retirement Annuity contributions made by the member, for the year of assessment. |
For more information on IT3 (f), kindly view the Insurance Payments External BRS. |
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IT3(f) Medical |
etc. | All medical contributions made by the member for the year of assessment. Included in the record should be: all expenses not covered by the medical aid, number of dependants |
For more information on IT3 (f) view the Medical Scheme Contributions External BRS. |
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AEOI (FATCA) |
Reporting South African Financial Institutions as defined in the Inter-governmental Agreement e.g. the financial institutions (FI’s) covered by the IGA means Custodial Institutions, Depository Institutions, Investment Entities and Specified Insurance Companies. |
The financial information to be reported with respect to U.S. Reportable Accounts includes interest, dividends, and account balance, income from certain insurance products, sales proceeds from financial assets and other income generated with respect to assets held in the account or payments made with respect to the account. Reportable accounts include accounts held by individuals and entities (which includes trusts), and the IGA includes a requirement to look through passive entities to report on the relevant Controlling Persons. |
For more information on AEOI-FATCA, view the Automatic Exchange of Information External BRS. |
Once a year: For the full year 1 March to 28/29 February – by 31 May. |
AEOI (CRS) | For purposes of the CRS, Financial Institutions resident in SA (referred to as Reporting Financial Institutions or RFIs) that must apply the prescribed due diligence requirements to find reportable accounts and report the prescribed information, include any Financial Entity (whether a legal entity or legal arrangement such as a trust or partnership) that is a Custodial Institution, a Depository Institution, an Investment Entity, or a Specified Insurance Company. Certain Financial Institutions or financial accounts are specifically excluded under the CRS. The CRS Regulations give a generally description of exclude FIs or accounts and specific exclusions are listed in Annex 1 and Annex 2 to the regulations. |
For the CRS, the information required for account reporting is described in Section I of the CRS Regulations. |
For more information on AEOI CRS, view the CRS Common Reporting Standard. |
Once a year: For the full year 1 March to 28/29 February – by 31 May. |
WTI (part of IT3(b) |
Any person who pays an amount of interest to or for the benefit of a foreign person, to the extent that it is regarded as being from a source in South Africa. |
Data as per the Withholding tax on interest return (WT002) |
For more information on WTI view the IT3 data submission External BRS. |
See the WTI page for first year submission rules |
Dividends Tax |
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Dividends Tax is payable by the beneficial owner of the dividend, but is withheld from the dividend payment and paid to SARS by a withholding agent. The person liable for the tax, however, remains ultimately responsible to pay the tax should the withholding agent fail to or withhold the incorrect tax. An exception to this general principle is where a dividend consists of a distribution of an asset in specie, resulting in the liability for the tax falling on the company itself (such as with STC), which means that it may not withhold the tax from the dividend payment. |
For more information on DWT view the Administration of Dividends Tax BRS. |
Submission done monthly if dividend declared. |
Note:
1) In the ‘Who must submit’ column, the list of entities include the companies listed but may in some cases not be limited to the list. in the case of IT3(s) and Dividends Tax, the list is limited to the entities mentioned.
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