
New SARS filing feature could mean fewer verification delays
By addressing minor inconsistencies upfront, taxpayers may avoid verification delays and receive refunds sooner where applicable.

By addressing minor inconsistencies upfront, taxpayers may avoid verification delays and receive refunds sooner where applicable.

Auto-assessments begin on 1 July. This is what taxpayers should do to avoid delays, protect themselves from scams, and ensure refunds are paid without a hitch.

As third-party submissions open, SARS urges employers to file early and accurately or risk triggering errors, delays and taxpayer verifications.

As individual tax filing season officially opens today, SARS warns taxpayers to stay vigilant against a surge in sophisticated scams.

This year’s return provides for claiming the residential solar energy tax rebate or a tax deduction in respect of the renewable energy tax incentive.

Taxpayers should inform SARS if they have been unemployed for a full year or longer, to avoid being flagged as non-compliant.