From Portable Study Buddy – Waseema Noormahomed (SAIT)

Questions:

1. Is the intention of the taxpayer important to determine if something is of a capital or revenue in nature?
2. Is ‘capital in nature’ defined in the Income Tax Act?
3. What two questions does one need to ask to determine the nature of an amount received by or accrued to a taxpayer?
4. Which is the main case that deals with the fruit versus tree analogy?

Questions:

1. In which case/cases does a condition have to be met before an amount can be included into gross income?
2. Is ‘accrued to’ defined in the Income Tax Act?
3. What is the principle of the Cactus Investments (Pty) Ltd v CIR case?

Portable Study Buddy – Waseema Noormahomed (SAIT)

 Questions:

1. Are Illegal receipts taxable? (Yes/No)

Portable Study Buddy – Waseema Noormahomed (SAIT)

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