4 February 2015 – Resignation of Mr Johann van Loggerenberg
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) confirms that Mr Johann van Loggerenberg has resigned from SARS with immediate effect. SARS has accepted his resignation and hereby confirms that the parting of ways was amicable and agreed to be in the best interests of SARS.
29 January 2015 – CCMA Conciliation
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) can confirm that the unfair labour practice dispute with regard to the suspension of
5 December 2014 was amicably resolved through Conciliation at the CCMA today.
SARS seizes illicit cigarettes valued at R6-million
SARS through its Customs National Rapid Response Team together with the South African Police Service seized illicit cigarettes from a number of Cape Town traders valued at R6-million.
SARS to implement emergency tax relief measures
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday announced several emergency tax relief measures in response to the continuing Covid-19 pandemic and recent unrest that are aimed at helping affected and tax compliant businesses to recover and ensure livelihoods for employees.
20 January 2015 – SARS Enforcement and Customs Operations for December 2014
he South African Revenue Service (SARS) is providing an update to the media and the public on its operations to combat crimes such as smuggling, fraud and abuse of the tax system for the month of December 2014.
Trade Statistics for June 2021
The R57.68 billion preliminary trade balance surplus for June 2021 is attributable to exports of R166.52 billion and imports of R108.84 billion. Exports increased by R3.27 billion (2.0%) between May and June 2021 and imports decreased by R0.03 billion (0.0%) over the same period.
13 January 2015 – Response to recent media speculation pertaining to internal disciplinary processes faced by some employees
The South African Revenue Service takes note of the article, ‘Pillay fights back’, published in one of the Sunday Newspapers of the 11 January 2015. SARS would like to place on record its serious concern with what appears to be the ‘fighting’ of internal SARS matters through the media without following the proper processes that SARS has in place.
28 December 2016 – SARS Customs seize 10 935 pairs of sneakers worth R8,7 million
SARS Customs made a massive seizure of suspected counterfeit sneakers to the value of R8,7 million at Lebombo border post early on Monday morning.
23 December 2016 – Tax fraud syndicate member sentenced to 30 years
The last member of a 16-member syndicate that systematically defrauded SARS of approximately R26 million over a period of seven years was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment on Tuesday, 20 December 2016.
22 December 2016 – SARS Customs makes massive currency bust of R 9,2 million
ARS Customs made a massive currency bust of 660 000 US dollars to the value of R9,2 Million at OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
