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I HAVE COMPLETED MY RETURN FOR 2018.ASSESSMENT MADE AND TAX PAID.I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IT3(B) FROM THE STANDARD BANK WITH A INTEREST EARNED FOR 2018.HOW DO I HANDLE THIS? REGARDS J PARTRIDGE

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Contact SARS in South Africa, or a professional tax preparer or tax accountant for assistance. Assuming there is a method to prepare and amended or corrected tax return and submit it, that is how you would handle it.

SARS Contact Center 0800 00 7277

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SOURCE: The National Bank of Scotland pays 5% compound

First year: 5% from 980£ is 49. So after the first year you have 980+49=1029
Second year: 5% from 1029£ is 51,45. So after the second year you will have 1029+51,45=1080,45
Third year: 5% from 1080,45 is 54,02. So after the second year you will have 1080,45+54,02=1134,47.
In three years you have 154,47=54,02+51,45+49
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SOURCE: Does the NFL pay taxes?

To clear things up, according to the letter of the law, the NFL League Office is the company that is actually tax-exempt, not the NFL as a whole. The NFL is comprised of 32 separate organizations - the teams - all of which pay taxes on their individual revenue. The NFL League Office is classified as a trade organization. As a trade organization, the NFL League Office's primary purpose is to "further the industry or profession it represents."

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