FAQ: How do clients pay who don’t access or use internet banking?
A taxpayer who doesn’t have access to or use internet or mobile banking may visit a bank branch. Payments to SARS can be made at the following banks: Absa, FNB, Nedbank, Standard Bank, Capitec and African Bank. The taxpayer can request that the bank to process an electronic transfer from their own bank account into […]
FAQ: Do the taxpayers have a limited time in which to authorise a Credit Push Payment?
The action date determines when the payment will take effect. The user must authorise the transaction before this date has passed, they can however choose to effect the payment earlier than the requested date sent from eFiling. If the transactions is not authorised by the payment request date most of the banks will keep the […]
FAQ: Can I post all my original banking details documents to SARS?
No, posted originals or copies of documents relating to banking details won’t be processed and the documents will be returned.
FAQ: Will my banking details be captured when registering as a taxpayer or re-activation of my tax number?
Yes, banking details are captured upon registration. • At a SARS branch Please note: Customs and Excise clients’ needs to visit their nearest SARS Customs branch as registering or changing of banking details can’t be done on eFiling. A completed DA 185 – Application form – Registration and licensing of Customs and Excise Clients – External […]
FAQ: Can I appoint someone to change banking details on my behalf?
Yes you can appoint someone to change banking details on your behalf, provided that the supporting document (relevant material) is presented.
FAQ: Must an objection meet all the requirements of Rule 4 of the Regulations promulgated in terms of section 103(1) of the Tax Administration Act?
Yes, an objection must meet all the requirements of Rule 4 of the Regulations promulgated in terms of section 103(1) of the Tax Administration Act. If all the requirements are not met, the objection will be considered as invalid.
FAQ: Can a taxpayer withdraw a Notice of Objection?
Yes, a taxpayer can withdraw a Notice of Objection. The request must be submitted in writing.
FAQ: When capturing a NOO / NOA form for an objection / appeal against Penalties, is it necessary to capture the transaction number of each penalty imposed?
Yes, for PIT when capturing a NOO / NOA form, the user must capture the transaction number of each Administrative Penalty that the taxpayer is objecting / appealing to. The transaction number can be obtained from the AP34 notice (it is the number reflected in the column for ‘transaction description’) or from Administrative Penalty Account […]
FAQ: Can the Administrative Penalties section of the NOO form be used to submit an objection against any other type of penalty / interest?
No, the Administrative Penalties section of the NOO form must not be used to submit an objection against in other type of penalty/interest. If a taxpayer wants to object to interest – Interest on underpayment of provisional tax) or any other type of penalty – Penalties on late payment of provisional tax), on the NOO […]
FAQ: Is the NOO and NOA form available in other languages?
No, the NOO and NOA forms are currently available in English only.
