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*Description of Gross Professional Income (GPI):
**Qualification for PPS membership:
* The number of units of benefit a member may apply for is determined by their annual Gross Professional Income (GPI):Go back to Form
- For a practitioner (either alone or in partnership) who earns a professional income only by charging a fee for services, the gross professional income is used to determine his allowable Units of benefit.
- For a practitioner who “trades” in addition to charging a professional fee, the income must be split between the two categories. Once this is done the sum of the following will be used.
- The gross professional income based on the fees charged; and
- The net income from trading activities- In the case of employed professionals the “Cost to Company” figure is used to determine the amount of cover a person qualifies for.
**The following qualifies you for PPS membership:Top - Home
Cover is open to professional graduates under the age of 51, either in a self-owned practice or in corporate employment.Go back to Form
- A four-year degree or two degrees which together constitute four or more years of study.
- A three-year degree with an Honours degree.
- A three-year degree with further diploma study.
- Technikon degrees, such as B.Tech plus additional diploma, M.Tech and D.Tech.
- Magistrates with a four-year university degree.
- Lecturers at Colleges of higher learning.