Leaving South Africa doesn’t necessarily mean escaping the South African Revenue Service (SARS) tax system. As a nation, we are responsible for paying various taxes on our worldwide income and…
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Historically, many Saffas believed the appropriate action for declaring foreign income was simply to file a nil-tax return. The thought process was as they didn’t live on South African soil,…
If like most South Africans, tax is the last thing on your mind right now, it’s not surprising, what with Christmas literally weeks away! But, unfortunately, the South African Revenue…
Once upon a time, if you had any changes to make to your personal or business details on file at the South African Revenue Service (SARS), this would have required…
If there’s money involved you can be sure that the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is all over it, like white on rice. Whether it’s money you’ve made from employment,…
Citizens saving for their own retirement is something that the South African government is very enthusiastic about, and for obvious reasons. If private individuals provide for their own income once they…
The focus and intent of this document is to collaborate with National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) with the view to share our learnings obtained whilst extensively…
South Africans living and working abroad should take note of upcoming tax and exchange control amendments that could potentially affect tax affairs and finances from next year. In case you…
If you’re a South African living and working abroad, changes to the Income Tax Act might see you liable to pay income tax to the South African Revenue Service (SARS)…
One of the most stressful parts of being a South African expat is dealing with SARS. Everything tax-related just seems to be extra complicated, especially from outside the country. If…