21 November 2016 – Tax Season: 4 days to go!
Non-provisional taxpayers have four days to file their tax returns before Tax Season officially closes for this category of taxpayer on Friday, 25 November 2016.
20 November 2016 – SARS Customs busts 10.4kg cocaine valued at R2.9-m
ARS Customs officials intercepted a female passenger from Brazil with 10.405kg cocaine worth R2 993 519.00 at OR Tambo International Airport yesterday.
17 November 2016 – SARS walk for tax in Soweto to mark 6 day countdown
SARS employees will take part in the final leg of the Walk for Tax Thank You campaign in the heart of Soweto on Saturday, 19 November 2016.
16 November 2016 – High Court rules in favour of SARS’ urgent application against Lekgotla Trifecta Consortium
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) welcomes the ruling by the High Court today in favour of its urgent application against Lekgotla Trifecta Consortium (LTC), suspending the performance of any further debt collection services by LTC in terms of the Master Service Agreement or Service Request Agreement.
11 November 2016 – Books reveal hidden cocaine
SARS Commissioner, Tom Moyane, praised the vigilance of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) Customs Detector Dog Unit when a cleverly concealed cocaine stash was discovered inside books at OR Tambo International Airport today.
10 November 2016 – SARS branches extend operating hours for the tax season deadline
With less than 3 weeks to go before the 25 November Tax Season deadline for non-provisional taxpayers, the South African Revenue Service is doing its’ bit to ensure that taxpayers meet their tax obligations with some SARS branches extending working days to Saturdays for the next two weekends – 12 and 19 November 2016.
8 November 2016 – SARS welcomes concourt ruling on racism case
ARS welcomes the landmark Constitutional Court’s ruling in its favour with regard to its decision to dismiss Mr Jacobus Johannes Kruger for calling his supervisor, Abel Mboweni with the K-word.
Company and director sentenced for PAYE fraud
A company and its director were convicted for PAYE fraud for claiming a false PAYE credit of R 5.7 million.
31 October 2016 – R5.5-millions busts in two separate incidents
It has been a busy weekend for SARS Customs officials and the detector dog units that intercepted two smuggling attempts in two separate incidents in Durban and Johannesburg over the weekend.
28 October 2016 – Corruption Watch letter
The South African Revenue Service confirms receipt of the letter from Corruption Watch to Commissioner Tom Moyane with a due date of November 2016. We have noticed that the letter has been made public by Corruption Watch.
