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The South African Revenue Service (Sars) aims to collect R2 trillion in tax revenue, aided by its high-tech system that uses ...
Any ‘heavy-handedness’ in driving compliance should be focused on ‘tax evaders’ rather than compliant taxpayers, says Saica.
Sars's Project AmaBillions is intensifying scrutiny on crypto traders, with the newly established Crypto Revenue Augmentation ...
The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has some of the most advanced IT systems in the country’s public sector, primarily ...
Sars Project AmaBillions aims to significantly enhance tax debt collection capabilities this season by leveraging both manpower and artificial intelligence to target the collection of R100bn in ...
The data publication, which began in June 2025, will be updated monthly and made accessible to the public, government ...
This past week, the South African Revenue Service (Sars) announced its annual tax revenue collection figures. But why is this significant? The figures points to how much revenue is available to ...
SARS is adding a way for taxpayers to get tax compliant quicker, as it starts amassing its own ‘army’ of enforcers.
The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has announced the official start of the 2025 Filing Season, effective from 07 July 2025 to 20 October 2025.
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has highlighted several changes for the 2025 tax season, including a change to auto-assessments that should benefit provisional taxpayers.
SARS urges early preparation, as late EMP501 submissions may lead to penalties. Auto assessments begin on July 7.
Discover why the new SARS auto-assessment process might not apply to you and what complexities could require manual filing of your tax return ...
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