From the Singaporean official website on COVID-19,2 I extracted the records of 221 recovered patients with symptomatic presentation in Singapore, where the mortality rate from SARS-CoV-2 was estimated at only 0.09% as of May 2020.3 Although a large fraction of the patient data was pending further update, the currently available data will suffice for preliminary purposes. Using this data, a Poisson regression analysis was implemented to examine the aforementioned relationship, with age, sex and nationality specified as potential moderators respectively interacting with time from onset to case confirmation in relation to time to recovery. As only secondary analysis of publicly available data was involved, no ethics approval was required.

Results showed that being 10-year older was associated with 8% more time to recovery and one additional week from onset to case confirmation was associated with a 50.0% less time to recovery among Singaporean female. This inverse association was 17% weaker among male, 5% weaker being 10-year older and 69% weaker with other South East Asian nationalities. Full numeric results are tabulated as table 1.


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This variant has a large number of mutations, some of which are concerning. Preliminary evidence suggests an increased risk of reinfection with this variant, as compared to other VOCs. The number of cases of this variant appears to be increasing in almost all provinces in South Africa. Current SARS-CoV-2 PCR diagnostics continue to detect this variant. Several labs have indicated that for one widely used PCR test, one of the three target genes is not detected (called S gene dropout or S gene target failure) and this test can therefore be used as marker for this variant, pending sequencing confirmation. Using this approach, this variant has been detected at faster rates than previous surges in infection, suggesting that this variant may have a growth advantage.

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The non-resident tax status confirmation letter attests that the taxpayer has ceased to be a tax resident of South Africa and indicates the effective date on which his / her South African tax residency ceased.

A taxpayer who has previously informed SARS that he /she has ceased to be a tax resident of South Africa and would like confirmation of status, can submit a request by way of a letter to SARS. The letter should contain the background to the request, the basis on which the taxpayer ceased to be a tax resident, and the date and method by which SARS was previously informed.

The TCS FIA pin and TCS TEC pin letters will be replaced by a new TCS AIT pin letter. The Approval of International Transfers (AIT) replaces the previous application types for emigration clearance (TEC) and foreign investment allowance (FIA) but neither has been abolished.

Despite well-known economists and investment advisors suggesting that there was a change in the emigration process and clamping down on the R10m annual FIA, there is no change in tax or Excon laws. Only the underlying process to obtain SARS permission or TCS pin letters changed.

Emigrants, in the past, could also tick a box on their annual tax return or ITR12 (to cease tax residency) or they followed the TCS TEC (tax emigration clearance) PIN route to cease tax residency and so update SARS. Later a SARS letter confirming tax non-resident status was introduced and taxpayers that followed the ITR12 or the TCS TEC pin route did not receive the said SARS letter confirming the successful completion of the cessation of tax residence process route. Now, the process to place tax non-resident status on record can only be done via the RAV01 update and only thereafter can one avail to the new TCS AIT as tax non-resident. The impact is that failing the SARS emigration letter, a taxpayer needs to file two balance sheets, one for local assets and one for foreign assets. Once the said emigration letter is in issue, only local assets and liabilities will be required, the date you ceased tax residency and proof or confirmation that the applicable exit tax (if any), was indeed paid.

Any further capital transfers require tax clearance through the AIT process, and applications exceeding R10 million also require approval from the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). Often post-tax emigration income can be transferred subject to TCS Good Standing (which has not changed and remain available) yet post-emigration income transfers in excess of R10m per calendar year, will also require an AIT (previously FIA) TCS pin letter.

The AIT TCS Pin letter for tax non-residents now includes a summary of all remaining local assets and for emigrants that availed of the old formal emigration, this is a great opportunity to update SARS on your remaining assets. The TCS AIT pin letter issued to the tax non-resident will now allow the SA bankers to update their records to reflect the post-emigration assets and so release any cash or asset that accidentally remained to be blocked (i.e. shares on local private companies).

Randomisation:  Upon confirmation of eligibility (patients must meet all inclusion criteria and must not meet exclusion criteria described in section 5.3 and 5.4 of the full protocol), the clinical site must contact a centralized internet randomization system ( ). Patients are randomized using block randomisation to one of the two arms, experimental arm or standard arm, in a 1:1 ratio considering a stratification according to the 4 risk groups (see Participants).

The SARS Notice of Non-resident Tax Status Letter. This letter confirms that you have ceased to be a tax resident of South Africa and indicates the effective date that tax residency was ceased. Taxpayers who have previously ceased tax residency and obtained the Emigration Tax Clearance Certificate (ETCC) or Tax Compliance Status (TCS) PIN for Emigration also require this letter.

To be able to apply for the SARS Notice of Non-Resident Tax Status Letter, one must meet the legal requirements to be considered a non-resident of South Africa for tax purposes, update their tax status and complete the verification process with SARS. SARS will then issue the confirmation letter.

When moving funds abroad, taxpayers must apply for the newly introduced Approved International Transfer (AIT) PIN with SARS, which is only valid for 12 months from the date of issue. If you apply for the AIT PIN as a non-resident taxpayer, the above-mentioned letter is a strict requirement.

SARS will notify the taxpayer if they have selected them for verification. The letter issued will state what the taxpayer must do or provide to SARS. The letter will also notify the taxpayer to check their tax return and to make any correction if there are any discrepancies on their tax return. The taxpayer will be given 21 business days from the date of the letter in which to provide the supporting documents and schedules.

During the verification, you can expect to get another letter requesting additional information if the relevant material initially supplied was not sufficient to finalize the verification. If you are due for a refund, you may not get this until the verification process is finalised.

You will receive a completion letter notifying you of the verification outcome. If all went well, this letter will normally notify you that no adjustments have been made. In that case, SARS will not be making adjustments to their assessments. If you are due for a refund, it should be paid out in 7 working days (provided you have no tax debt due or outstanding tax returns from prior years). If you were the one owing SARS, the amount due will remain payable.

If there is a refund, it should be in the process of being processed. Unless there is a refund stopper on your account, this should be processed within 10 business days from you receiving that letter.

Good day, last year i didnt get a refund becouse i filled wrong on Efiling, i was supposed to click yes on the question of irp5 but instead i said no, sars said they need documents which ididnt have and i failed to submit, can that be rectified or what, becouse sars is owing money?

Taxpayers ceasing residency as a result of the application of a Double Taxation Agreement will need the standard documents and a certificate of tax residency from the relevant Foreign Revenue Authority, or if they do not produce such certificates, a letter from the Foreign Revenue Authority stating that they are tax resident in that country.

The Emigration TCS pin is a confirmation that one receives when successfully undergoing the emigration process with SARS. The issued TCS pin is an electronic mechanism used to enable third parties to view the TCS verification result and to indicate the approved amount the taxpayer wants to transfer offshore. The pin is only valid for one year from the date of issue. The SARS Nonresident Tax Confirmation Letter must also be obtained after all formal processes above have been complied with. The letter can also be obtained in respect of SARS emigration which happened previously and is often relevant for the application of Double Taxation agreements and tax rights allocations. 006ab0faaa

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