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Rules to the Customs control and duty acts, 2014 Workshop held on the Draft Deferment Rules to the Customs Duty Act, 2014​ SARS held a workshop on 11 October 2017 to discuss the comments received on the Draft Deferment Rules.   SARS presentation: Comments received on the Draft Deferment Rules Workshop held on the Draft Rules in terms of […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] replace the provisions of the current Customs and Excise Act, 1964, in relation to customs only and the amended 1964 Act will continue to apply to excise duties and the other levies and taxes mentioned.   18. Will it be mandatory for all exporters and importers to re-register every three years for their import and […]

[…] and is specifically equipped for that purpose. The home office must be set up solely for the purpose of working. The taxpayer’s remuneration is only salary, the duties are mainly performed in this part of the home. It therefore means you perform more than 50% of your duties in your home office. More than […]

[…] 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. […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] viewing PAYE and all other third party providers as essential role players at different intervals on the tax collection continuum contributing to the completeness and correctness of data including those of individuals. This approach will contribute to the achievement of our strategic intent of developing a tax and customs system based on voluntary compliance […]

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