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SARS PAYE BRS PAYE Employer Reconciliation V21-2
Employer Annual Declaration 2023 Stakeholder Letter 30-03-2023
SARS Administrative penalties for late submission of tax returns
CIT Removal of IT14SD 16 September 2022
Extension of the 40 business days -SARS Communication 2022
What’s New At SARS
TAX MEASURES TO COMBAT THE COVID–19 PANDEMIC : AS PROPOSED BY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE (24 June 2020)
Draft Explanatory Notes on the Emergency Tax Measures in response to the continuing COVID-19 Pandemic and recent unrest in the country
SSME Emergency Tax Relief Measures leaflet July 2021
Filing Season 2021 on the SARS Website
RCB Filing Season changes letter
Latest SARS Updates
SARS Takes a Precautionary Approach in the Midst of Rising COVID-19 Cases
Important SARS Updates
Preparing for the 2021 Filing Season #yourtaxmatters
SARS Update on Matters Relating to Deceased Estates
Completion of EMP501, IRP5 or IT3(a) during the times of the pandemic in respect of SDL
CIT Audit letters
Business Requirements Specification: PAYE Employer Reconciliation - 2021 Release
SARS addresses Adobe termination | Media Release
Use of Adobe Flash in eFiling - January 2021
SARS Branch Office Arrangements
URGENT NOTICE – Unclaimed Benefits & Unapproved Funds
Use of Adobe Flash in eFiling
Employer Interim Reconciliation Submission: 14 September to 31 October 2020
Tax Type Transfer (POA) Letter to the External Stakeholders
Letter to Tax Practitioners - One Mailbox for easier communication
Filing Season - query feedback and recommendation to the Taxpayer
SARS has enhanced the Online Query System
Letter to Tax Practitioner - from SARS - July 2020
Announcement by SARS 2020 Filing Season - as at 8 July 2020
Media statement – Further tax measures to combat COVID-19 - PRESS RELEASE
Make an Appointment with SARS
Appointment Request
Welcome to the Tax Practitioners webpage
Enhancements for Tax Practitioners and Representatives
FAQ: How do I initiate a tax type transfer on eFiling?
SARS – Tax Practitioner Appointment System is live
VAT exemption for ‘essential goods’ for the duration of the lockdown