SARS has made changes to compliance timeframes for businesses involved in specific activities in South Africa.

SARS eFiling 🎣 Non-provisional taxpayers must file by 23 October 2026. Learn how to spot tax season scams before you share any login details.

Here’s how to protect your SARS e-filing profile from ambitious cybercriminals. According to the Office of the Tax Ombud (OTO) in South Africa, more than 16 000 profiles were compromised in the last ...

A recent court case highlights why taxpayers must verify returns, protect eFiling details and keep supporting records.

The South African Revenue Service has nailed five entities and nine individuals tied to an alleged VAT refund fraud scheme.

SARS has opened a standalone diesel refund registration system, separate from VAT. Existing claimants must register again, ...

With the 2026 filing season now under way, taxpayers should treat the South African Revenue Service (Sars) eFiling access and privacy as a compliance risk, not an administrative afterthought.

New research from Kaspersky showed that scammers were increasingly using AI tools to craft realistic SARS scams for South Africans as the tax deadline approaches.

Taxpayers have complained that the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) eFiling platform is inaccessible, with customers unable to log in to the service. Some users received an “unexpected error” ...

SARS has set 23 October 2026 as the deadline for non-provisional taxpayers who were not auto-assessed, with new rules and easier filing tools this season.