Education guides
School fee structures
A fee structure is the set of named heads a school charges: tuition by term or year, transport, meals, boarding, exams, and development levies. Families need a receipt that matches what the bursar sees.
A fee structure is the set of named heads a school charges: tuition by term or year, transport, meals, boarding, exams, and development levies. Families need a receipt that matches what the bursar sees.
Tax treatment — GST, VAT, SST, or no general sales tax — is a local itemisation problem, not a slogan. Statutory filing stays with the school’s accountant.
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