The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has concluded its auto-assessment period, now allowing taxpayers to submit their income tax returns. With crucial deadlines approaching, discover essential tip ...
Here’s how to protect your SARS e-filing profile from ambitious cybercriminals. According to the Office of the Tax Ombud (OTO) in South Africa, more than 16 000 profiles were compromised in the last ...
Taxpayers have complained that the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) eFiling platform is inaccessible, with customers unable to log in to the service. Some users received an “unexpected error” ...
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Here’s what you need to do if you were NOT auto-assessed by SARS
If you were not selected for SARS' auto assessment, you'll need to submit your annual tax return during the normal filing season.
With the 2026 filing season now under way, taxpayers should treat the South African Revenue Service (Sars) eFiling access and privacy as a compliance risk, not an administrative afterthought.
Your SARS eFiling profile tells a story about you, but many South Africans living abroad do not know what that story says or whether it contains unexpected surprises, write Alex Mahundla and Chrispos ...
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