FAQ: Can an ITR14 return be submitted via the post?
No, if the ITR14 is submitted via post, a rejection letter from SARS together with the submitted ITR14 enclosed will be posted to the Company.
FAQ: What are the different channels to submit the ITR14 returns?
An ITR14 return can be submitted via the following channels: Electronically via eFiling if the Company is a registered eFiler If the Company is not registered as an eFiler, by visiting the nearest SARS branch. A SARS Branch Office agent will capture and submit the ITR14.
FAQ: When must the ITR14 return be submitted to SARS?
An ITR14 return must be submitted to SARS within 12 months after the financial year end of a Company
FAQ: Can the ITR14 return be requested by contacting the SARS Contact Centre?
No, the SARS Contact Centre will not be posting the ITR14 returns. Companies will be required to register on eFiling to request and submit ITR14.
FAQ: What are the different channels to request an ITR14 return?
The ITR14 return can be requested via eFiling if the Company is a registered eFiler.
FAQ: What is the difference between the old format IT14 and the new format ITR14?
The new format ITR14 flex form has been enhanced to include questions to be completed on the first page that will customise the contents of the ITR14 for completion by the Company representative/Public Officer. Complex large companies will complete and submit a comprehensive extended return and a simplistic small company will complete a shortened and […]
FAQ: What is the ITR14?
The ITR14 is the new dynamic flex Income Tax Return for Companies.
FAQ: Which return must be completed by Companies?
The Company Income Tax Return (ITR14) must be completed by Companies.
FAQ: When must the legal entity information of a company be verified and updated on the RAV01?
On submission of the Company Income Tax Return (ITR14), all legal entity data must be verified and outdated information must be updated on the RAV01 before the Company Representative/Public Officer can continue with submission of the ITR14. Whenever there is a change in the company’s Public Officer, banking or contact/address details, the legal entity information […]
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