For many South African business owners ... If you’re facing mounting tax debt, you’re not alone – and more importantly, you have options. Sars offers several legal mechanisms to help ...

For those already abroad, including expatriates who are still tax residents in South Africa, falling foul of SARS could see them end up having travel restrictions imposed on them. In both ...

tax debt can quickly become an overwhelming burden. Missed VAT payments, PAYE liabilities that stack up, or provisional taxes that weren’t paid on time – all of these can snowball into significant ...

South Africa has a residence-based tax system, meaning that SARS taxes residents on their worldwide income regardless of where it was earned. It does not matter where the resident earned their income.

In South Africa, the official tax year wraps up on the last day of February. But before you throw the confetti, there’s still a critical leg of the journey to complete: final submissions to the South ...

including expatriates who left long ago but are still tax residents in South Africa because they have not formally cut ties with Sars, feel a false sense of being able to operate with impunity.

Commissioner Kieswetter expressed empathy for vendors and consumers who had already invested time and resources into preparing for the anticipated VAT change.

Spokesperson Matthew Parks said the SA Revenue Service (Sars) should receive the ... ALSO READ: Will South Africa’s rich pay wealth tax or find ways to avoid it? Parks warned that Treasury ...

The Commissioner of the South ... (SARS), Edward Kieswetter, has welcomed the agreement between the parties and the court order to suspend the 0.5 percentage point increase in value-added tax ...

Tax Justice South Africa founder Yusuf Abramjee said more than R100 billion in tax revenue is lost annually due to illicit ...