Warning to anyone selling their house in South Africa right now
South African homeowners in the process of selling their primary property may find their profits from the sale are taxed more than they expected.
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commodity boom | Edward Kieswetter | inflation | SARS | South Africa | Tax
Sars’s record-breaking tax collection
A look at how tax collection has improved since 1994.
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Jashwin Baijoo | Project AmaBillions | SARS | Sars 3.0 | Soapbox | Tax
Sars 3.0: How data and digital enforcement is reshaping tax debt collection
The taxman isn’t just collecting, Sars is overhauling the rules of the game. Here’s what Sars 3.0 means for every taxpayer.
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Sars Modernisation 3.0 – compliance crackdown in the age of AI
As Sars tightens its net, automation and targeted focus are changing how the revenue service detects issues, enforces rules and encourages voluntary action.
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Beverage Association | beverages | bottlers | Industry | South Africa | Tax
SA to revisit sugar-price trigger after import surge
Tug-of-war applications in regard to dollar-based reference price.
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Could challenging Sars cost you more?
‘Sars has been trying to reopen prescribed assessments through the back door – and we want clarity in the law that it can’t increase an assessment or go back more than three years if a taxpayer wants to dispute a matter’: Nina Keyser of Webber Wentzel.
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Ontevredenheid oor voorgestelde dobbelbelasting
Charles de Wet, uitvoerende bestuurder by ENSafrica, gesels oor die voorgestelde dobbelbelasting.
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A national online gambling tax without a national online gambling law
Is only a shortcut around the hard questions, says the author, and risks undermining a provincial system that has held firmly for 30 years.
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Budget Speech | Godongwana | SARS | Tax
Taxpayers could get a R20 billion ‘gift’ from government if SARS does its job
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says that R20 billion in additional tax measures for 2026 could be withdrawn if SARS fulfils its end of the bargain and collects more debt as promised.
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Sars hails court ruling as key step in R5.3bn case against Sasfin
Tax agency says it may amend its pleadings or appeal parts of the judgment.