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What Information Must an Employee give to Employers?

When you become employed you must fill in an IRP2 form. The tax deducted depends on the information that you fill in on this form.

If you are over 65 years old you must notify your employer. Also tell the employer if you pay towards a retirement annuity fund, because you will then pay less tax.

If you do not fill in an IRP2 form at all, the employer will tax you at the highest possible rate.

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