SARS tax clearance – Approval of International Transfer (AIT) made easy.
Need a tax clearance certificate to move money offshore? No need to deal with SARS directly, we can assist you. Dealing with SARS can get complicated, especially when you’re trying to get a tax clearance from abroad.
We’re here to help you get a tax clearance
Whether you need tax clearance to use your foreign capital allowances or as part of your tax emigration from South Africa, we can help.
You are eligible to obtain a tax clearance from SARS if your individual tax record is up to date, plus that of any other entity for which you are a director or trustee.
There are 2 types of SARS tax clearances you can apply for:
1. Tax clearance for good standing
What is it used for?
To apply for government tenders and get tax compliance confirmation for residents.
How long does it take to get?
2 working days.
2. Tax clearance for Approval of International Transfer (AIT)
What is it used for?
To utilise annual foreign capital allowances available to South African residents and non-residents.
How long does it take to get?
Up to 21 working days.
We offer the following South African tax services:
- Reactivating and updating tax records
- Registration and deregistration with SARS
- Application and processing of tax refunds
- Claim disallowed retirement contributions
- Submitting tax returns, residents, non-residents, expats, foreign nationals
- Obtaining tax directives
- Dispute resolution
- Capital gains tax calculations
- General tax enquiries
- Tax emigration
- Tax deregistration
Contact us
We’ll answer all your questions. Your personal consultation is complimentary and without obligation.
Licensed South African Financial Services Provider FSP # 42872
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We deal with all South African banks, insurance and investment companies, pension funds and other related financial institutions.
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