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Tax Exempt Institutions Connect Issue 3 (September 2023)

Requirement to Submit Section 18A data to SARS – Third Party Data IT3(d) The South African Revenue Service (SARS) provided approved Section 18A institutions with the requirement to, in future, submit third-party data as relates to Section 18A receipts issued to donors. The Business Requirement Specification (BRS), which includes information on the submission channels, […]

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Mineral and Petroleum Resource Royalty

Introduction Mineral Petroleum and Resources Royalty (MPRR) is triggered on the transfer of minerals extracted from within the Republic. As is the case for all other taxes, duties, levies, fees or money collected by SARS, the Royalty collected is paid to the National Revenue Fund. This Royalty became effective from March 2010. In the past, mineral […]

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How does Auto-Assessment work

[…] now check whether they have been auto-assessed via the SARS Online Query Service functionality, click here. Auto-Assessment – we have made it easier for you On this page, we will be telling you more on how auto-assessment will work this year. See the dates for Filing Season 2023 and more information on the Filing […]

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Tariff Amendments 2008

[…] 2008 ​GG 31123 R.630 ​Anti-dumping items published in Notice R.1040 of 2 August 2002 withdrawn Notice R.630 ​1 January 2002 ​4 June 2008 ​GG 31123 R.631 ​Withdrawal of anti-dumping duties Notice R.631 ​27 November 2003 ​20 June 2008 ​GG 31176 R.680 ​Schedule No. 2 amended with effect from 7 February 1997 up to and including 18 […]

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What’s new in Customs & Excise?

[…] 1) dutiable (and no ITAC certificate under item 412.11 of Schedule No. 4 of the Customs and Excise Act, 1964, has been issued); 2) subject to the duties referred to in 1) but are entering South Africa duty free because of a preferential trade agreement or other agreement, such as a customs union; 3) […]

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I want to get a tax directive

[…] than one source of income, legislation makes provision for SARS to determine a more accurate monthly PAYE deduction tax rate. We do this by using the latest data available to SARS and issuing that PAYE tax rate to your pension administrator.  We refer to this as a fixed PAYE deduction rate.  Your pension administrator […]

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Independent Software Vendors

[…] than one source of income, legislation makes provision for SARS to determine a more accurate monthly PAYE deduction tax rate. We do this by using the latest data available to SARS and issuing that PAYE tax rate to your pension administrator. We refer to this as a fixed PAYE deduction rate. Your pension administrator […]

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Government Connect Issue 14 (October 2023)

[…] for Employers and non-business individuals with a modern, fully automated tax-assessment, withholding, and tax-payment system. The first step in achieving this objective requires Employers to submit payroll data monthly from 1 March 2025. The PAYE Monthly Submission External BRS defines the requirements Employers must adhere to for the monthly submissions. Additional functionality for the SARS Online […]

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Tax Practitioner Connect Issue 35 (August 2022)

[…] training; eFiling; charging of contingency fees and debt management issues. A full set of the FAQs and SARS responses can be found on the Tax Practitioner web page. SARS Security System Enhancements In light of the various incidents of cyber fraud cases reported to SARS, SARS has taken various steps to enhance its security […]

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Trade Testing approach for Automatic Exchange of Information

SARS modernised its current 3rd Party Data Platform to accommodate the bulk submission of 3rd Party Data for certain tax types on the new Direct Data Flow channels. These channels will enable submitting entities to submit data directly to SARS, reducing the overall administrative burden of large volume data transfer to SARS. The Direct […]

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