SARS Coming After Foreign Retirement Funds Delano AbdollLegal Manager:Cross-Border Taxation John-Paul FraserTeam Lead:Cross-Border Taxation FEATURED IN: South Africans who have worked abroad and accumulated foreign retirement funds, or foreign nationals who become South African tax residents, need to urgently be aware that the South African Revenue Service (SARS) now wants taxing rights on their foreign …
Rethinking Remuneration Flexibility: A Must in the 2-Pot Retirement Era Tanya TosenTax & Remuneration Specialist FEATURED IN: The fact that millions of South African taxpayers withdrew R43 billion from their accessible retirement savings under the Two-Pot System in the previous tax year, and many are already dipping in again this year, clearly shows that employees …
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Woolworths Triumphs Over SARS in VAT Showdown – Supreme Court Clarifies Input VAT Rules Amid SARS’ Narrow Interpretation Micaela PaschiniTeam Lead: Tax Legal FEATURED IN: In a significant win for taxpayers on the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) “narrow” approach to the ability to claim input Value-Added Tax (VAT), the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) …
Remote Work, Global Employer: Can Salaried Employees Still Claim Home Office Expenses in South Africa? Thokozile KumaloTax Consultant FEATURED IN: As the 2025 tax filing season approaches, many South Africans working from home are asking what home office expenses they can claim as tax deductible items, and how to do it correctly. This question is …
SARS Discontinues Printing and Posting of Letters: What Taxpayers Need to Know Delano AbdollLegal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation Richan SchwellnusTax Attorney FEATURED IN: The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has announced enhancements to its record-keeping of taxpayers’ tax residency status this coming tax filing season, taking direct aim at returning South African expatriates. This move sends …
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SARS Discontinues Printing and Posting of Letters: What Taxpayers Need to Know Lambert Roberts Legal Expatriate Tax Team Manager FEATURED IN: The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has officially discontinued the printing and posting of all system-generated letters, effective 31 May 2025. From this date forward, all SARS correspondence will be delivered electronically via eFiling and other digital platforms. …
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SARS invokes Sections in Tax Law to make your worst fears come true – Judge confirms Constitutional Validity Jaswhin BaijooAssociate Director and Head of Strategic Engagement & Compliance Law & LLB) Delano Abdoll Legal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation FEATURED IN: It is well within the powers of the South African Revenue Services (SARS) to limit a taxpayer’s …
High-Wealth Individuals and Crypto Traders High on SARS’ Hit-List Jaswhin BaijooAssociate Director and Head of Strategic Engagement & Compliance Law & LLB) FEATURED IN: SARS has confirmed its compliance radar is focused on both High-Wealth Individuals and taxpayers engaging in cryptocurrency related transactions for the next fiscal year! Both taxpayer segments have been a recurring …
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SARS Achieves Record Gross Collections of R2,303 Trillion for the 2024/25 Fiscal Year! Jaswhin BaijooAssociate Director and Head of Strategic Engagement & Compliance Law & LLB) FEATURED IN: SARS confirmed record highs on a number of fronts in its Revenue Announcement which took place on 01 April 2025. This included taxpayer compliance behaviour, improved voluntary …
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SARS Allocated R7,5 Billion Budget to Bolster Crackdown on Non-Compliance Jaswhin BaijooAssociate Director and Head of Strategic Engagement & Compliance Law & LLB) FEATURED IN: The 2025 Budget Speech, which finally took place on 12 March 2025, confirmed R7.5 billion to be allocated to resourcing of the South African Revenue Service (SARS), aimed at “broadening …
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