20 November 2018 – SARS intensifies campaign to reinforce tax compliance
SARS is once again embarking on a nationwide awareness campaign to remind taxpayers of their obligation to submit outstanding tax returns.
23 November 2018 – SARS crushes 26 illegal vehicles in war on non-compliance
Earlier today, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) destroyed a number of illegal vehicles as part of a clampdown on non-compliance in various Customs sectors.
29 November 2018 – Penalties for outstanding corporate income tax returns to kick in soon
SARS will soon impose administrative non-compliance penalties for outstanding Corporate Income Tax (CIT) returns.
30 November 2018 – Trade Statistics for October 2018
SARS today releases trade statistics for October 2018 recording a trade deficit of R5.55 billion. These statistics include trade data with Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Namibia (BELN).
14 December 2018 – Extension of SARS Acting Commissioner’s term
See the Media Statement issued by the Ministry of Finance.
19 December 2018 – SARS Customs busts equate to approximately R90 million
In two separate incidents, SARS Customs officials intercepted Acetanthranil – a substance used or linked to manufacturing Mandrax – estimated at R90-million at OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) in the past two days.
20 December 2018 – Tax Statistics 2018
National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service have published the 11th annual edition of the Tax Statistics.
28 December 2018 – Trade Statistics for November 2018
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) today releases trade statistics for November 2018 recording a trade surplus of R3.49 billion.
Illegal cigarettes valued at R18 million to be destroyed
Various government departments fighting against illegal imports and exports will destroy 12 million illegal cigarettes with a market value of R18 million in Cape Town on Friday 9 April 2021.
SARS announces the preliminary revenue outcome for 2020/21
SARS announces its preliminary revenue results outcome after a year of National COVID-19 lockdown regulations.
