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Big VAT changes on the cards for South Africa – BusinessTech

Big VAT changes on the cards for South Africa The Constitutional Court has reserved judgement on who gets to decide the path forward for VAT hikes in South Africa.

Sars launches consultation on digital overhaul to make Vat compliance ‘seamless’ - Moneyweb

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South Africans with trusts are next on the SARS chopping block – Daily Investor

South Africans with trusts are next on the SARS chopping block With SARS increasing its scrutiny of trusts, experts warned that even closed or inactive trusts may face penalties if they have not been properly deregistered.

SARS gives South Africans with old tax debts a break – Daily Investor

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New laws give SARS more power over money in your bank accounts in South Africa – BusinessTech

New laws give SARS more power over money in your bank accounts in South Africa New tax legislation could require banks to help the South African Revenue Service (SARS) identify and temporarily freeze funds and payments to taxpayers in South Africa.

SARS sends a warning to anyone who filed a tax return this year – BusinessTech

SARS sends a warning to anyone who filed a tax return this year SARS has noted increasing use of AI among scammers to generate realistic-looking correspondence from the tax service.

Taxpayers have a powerful new weapon against SARS – Daily Investor

Taxpayers have a powerful new weapon against SARS A Supreme Court of Appeal ruling showed that taxpayers should request reasons when SARS makes an adverse decision, as SARS cannot simply reject evidence without explaining why.

Important information for anyone who was auto-assessed by SARS in South Africa – BusinessTech

Important information for anyone who was auto-assessed by SARS in South Africa Taxpayers who were auto-assessed can amend their returns, and tax experts warn that one of the easiest mistakes to overlook could cost them valuable deductions.

Warning to taxpayers being auto-assessed in South Africa – BusinessTech

Warning to taxpayers being auto-assessed in South Africa Tax experts advise South Africans who are auto-assessed to review their income.