[…] Act. Tariff classification relates to the proper classification of goods within the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (tariff book). The Tariff Book indicates the normal customs duties (Schedule No 1, Part 1), excise duties (Schedule No 1, Part 2A), ad valorem duties (Schedule No 1, Part 2B), anti-dumping duties (Schedule No 2, Part […]
[…] South Africa, both customs and excise matters were provided for in one Act. The purpose of the Act is to provide for the levying of customs and excise duties, fuel levy, Road Accident Fund levy, air passenger tax and environmental levy, the prohibition and control of the importation, export, manufacture or use of certain goods […]
[…] to SARS via eFiling. Click here to see the Current Rates. Frequently Asked Questions FAQ: Which manufacturers and importers are impacted by this tax? The vaping duties are applicable to all local manufacturers as… Read More FAQ: Is licencing only for manufacturers of vaping e-liquid and not for raw nicotine resellers? What would […]
Excise payment and submission dates for 2024/2025 PAYMENT & SUBMISSION DATES OF EXCISE DUTY ACCOUNTS FOR FY 2023/24 FOR AD VALOREM CALENDAR QUARTER ACCOUNT SUBMISSION DATE ACCOUNT PAYMENT DATE 1 January 2023 – 31 March 2023 [Quarter 1 of 2023] 25 April 2023 25 April 2023 1 April 2023 – 30 June 2023 [Quarter 2 […]
[…] the exact location of the proposed rebate store (e.g. store, vessel, tank and yard). A list of plant and machinery. 4th Schedule These are general rebate of duties in Schedule 1 Part 1, 2 and 5 of the tariff. Part 5 applies to fuel levy goods. The tariff specifies the extent of rebate for […]
[…] – Deletions Correlation Table of the tariff structure as contained in the 1964 Act Customs and Excise Act, 1964: Schedules to the Act Customs, Excise and Sales Duties and Surcharge Customs Duty Act, 30 of 2018 : (Annexure 1 to the Duty Bill) – Customs Tariff COMMENTS 1 Schedule No. 1 Customs Tariff 2 […]
Following the introduction of the electronic submission of Transfer Duty declarations and the eAccount for Transfer Duty on eFiling, SARS has further enhanced the Transfer Duty system with respect to refunds. Conveyancers must from now request refunds via eAccount on eFiling once the transfer duty declaration have been cancelled and approved using the eAccount management-Refund function. The […]
WHAT IS IT? Ad Valorem Products include, amongst others, Motor Vehicles, Electronic Equipment, Cosmetics, Perfumeries and other products generally regarded as “luxury items” and are subject to the payment of Ad Valorem Excise Duty if used within the Southern African Customs Union (SACU). WHO IS IT FOR? Ad Valorem Excise Duty on Ad Valorem products […]
[…] Phase 2 (refund item 538.00/04.00) as well as the required supporting documents; and the alignment of the limitation date for export duty refunds. To claim back these duties, the importer must be in possession of a valid Production Rebate Certificate (PRC) of which the importer is the beneficiary. See the updated Refunds and Drawbacks […]
[…] all official languages: English IsiZulu IsiXhosa Afrikaans Sepedi Setswana Sesotho Xitsonga SiSwati Tshivenda IsiNdebele 4 February 2022 – Excise Payment Dates for 2022 WHAT IS IT? Excise duties and levies are imposed mostly on high-volume daily consumable products (e.g. petroleum and alcohol and tobacco products) as well as certain non-essential or luxury items (e.g. […]
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