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Lazarus Amukeshe

Namibia
As seen in: AllAfrica, The Namibian, Knowledge Bylanes South Africa
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Only the principled get to keep the good and the valuable. I don't believe in complexity - comprehension is key.

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Tax Tips: What is a dividend?

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By Lazarus Amukeshe
| The Namibian Verified
Did you know? There is a long definition of what is considered a dividend for tax purposes and what is not. Therefore, we will look at it in segments. The general definition of a dividend for tax purposes is: any amount distributed by a company to its shareholders, or any amount distributed from the assets of a unit portfolio to its shareholders.
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Tax Tip: Did you know?

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By Lazarus Amukeshe
| The Namibian Verified
Remember we said a partnership is not considered a taxpayer, but rather that the partners are taxed on their share of the profits from the partnership. What then happens when the partnership makes a loss? And also, can they manipulate their numbers to always be at a loss? The answers are in section 21(1)(b) of the Income Tax Act, and they are: Yes, they can manipulate their tax affairs and always be in a loss position.
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Teaching Your Children About Tax

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By Lazarus Amukeshe
| The Namibian Verified
Undstanding taxes may be daunting to adults, let alone children, however, it is essential. Leaving it unattended will yet raise another generation that will struggle with the payment of tax and appreciating why they need to. Growing up, many children choose ‘helping’ careers, such as becoming teachers, police officers, soldiers or doctors. Others, business persons.
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