C1Reports and your data1 min 18 sec

Read your tax report, page by page

What each page of the Coinfig tax report tells you, and what you do with it.

Read your tax report, page by page: What each page of the Coinfig tax report tells you, and what you do with it.

Key points

  • The cover identifies the report: tax year, method, currency, classification and how many sources it covers.
  • The ITR12 section follows the return panel by panel, rounded to the rand, with SARS source codes where needed.
  • Read Assumptions you are certifying before you file, because you confirm them when you use these figures.
  • Coinfig does not file for you; you or your practitioner complete and submit the return.
  • Keep Schedules A and B with your records, since SARS expects records for at least five years.

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What does each page of your Coinfig tax report tell you, and what do you do with it?

On Tax reports, pick the tax year and the Tax report, a short summary for your return. Download it as a PDF.

The cover identifies the report: the tax year, the method, the currency, the classification and how many sources it covers.

What to enter on your ITR12 follows the return section by section, rounded to the rand, with the SARS source codes where the form asks for them. The panels that apply to your year show up here: capital gain or loss, trading profit or loss or other income, and your statement of assets and liabilities. Assumptions you are certifying lists what you confirm when you use these figures. Read it before you file. Coinfig does not file on your behalf. You or your practitioner complete and submit the return.

Schedule A summarises proceeds, costs, income and fees. Schedule B breaks your disposals down by asset.

Check the cover. Transcribe the ITR12 panels. Keep the schedules.