The South African Revenue Service (SARS) remains committed to providing clarity and certainty in the implementation of its mandate of promoting legitimate trade for the economic development of the country in an era of rapidly expanding e-Commerce. This will be achieved by making it simple and easy to facilitate an increased movement of goods.
Legal-Pub-Guide-TD01 – Transfer Duty Guide
LAPD-LPrim-Act-2014-01 – Customs Duty Act 2014
LAPD-LPrep-Draft-2019-24 – Draft Sch6 Rebates and Refunds of Excise Duties
he South African Revenue Service (SARS) notes the appearance of a clearing agent and his co-accused at the Durban Commercial Crime Court on 28 July 2022, for a customs and excise related fraud matter. The two were charged with defrauding SARS and their clients of more than R2 million.
Budget 2022/23 The Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, tabled the 2022/23 National Budget before Parliament in Cape Town on 23 February 2022. His inaugural budget
The South African Revenue Service and the South African Police Service (SAPS), with the support of the liquor industry, have uncovered a warehouse in Mpumalanga where duty-free liquor to the value of R15-million is being recycled back on to the market.
Customs’ responsibility with regard to travellers Customs is responsible to facilitate legitimate trade and travel as well as protect the economy and society. This mandate
Urgent notice to taxpayers and tax practitioners – 14 January 2009 Wednesday 14 January 2009 — Many taxpayers in the country have again waited for
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