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What’s New Archive: Customs Excise 14 October 2022- Customs: Temporary solution for over carried cargo In light of the Transnet strike and the increasing movement
What’s New Archive: Customs Excise 14 October 2022- Customs: Temporary solution for over carried cargo In light of the Transnet strike and the increasing movement
This page contains Schedules Nos. 1 to 6, 8 and 10 to the Customs and Excise Act, 1964. The electronic versions of these Schedules
Download PDF Guide Summary The Registration, Amendments and Verification (RAV01) form enables Individuals, Tax Practitioners and Registered Representatives to view and maintain legal entity registration
19 March 2024 – As part of the third-party data submission process, third-party entities are issued annually upon request, a SARS security certificate which forms
The National Treasury and SARS jointly publish tax statistics annually. These aggregated statistics are compiled from SARS’s registers of taxpayers and from tax returns. These
The amendments to the Customs and Excise Rules are made in terms of the Customs and Excise Act, 1964 by Notice in the Gazette. The
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
What’s new? 17 July 2024 – Tax Directives software update for the Two Pot Retirement system To facilitate the upcoming two-pot retirement system changes, SARS
Download PDF Guide Summary In adopting the International Tax Transparency Standards, a function on SARS eFiling is implemented to enable Mandatory Disclosure Rules (MDR) reporting
1 September 2021 – Third Party Data Bi-Annual Submissions 2021: 1 September 2021 – 31 October 2021: Now Open! The SARS Third Party Data Bi-Annual
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