TNSN Chartered Accountants

Late filing and payment can result in automatic penalties of 10%, while insufficient provisional tax payments can, in certain circumstances, result in a penalty of up to 20%.

Provisional tax help spread annual tax liability into more manageable payments while giving you an opportunity to regularly review your finances and cash flow.

FILE AND PAY BY DUE DATE: 31 AUGUST 2026

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Are inaccurate estimates leaving your business vulnerable to severe SARS underestimation penalties and interest charges?

Provisional tax isn’t just a deadline, it’s about calculating precise estimates from reconciled data to protect your cash flow.

Our team eliminates the guesswork. As registered SARS tax practitioners, we manage your full Provisional (IRP6) & Annual Corporate Tax Returns seamlessly.

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📱 0765159771
🌐 tnsn.co.za

DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE!
Provisional tax is not an extra type of tax. It is income tax that is generally calculated, filed and paid every 6 months.

📅 IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE 2027 TAX YEAR:
1️⃣31 August 2026 – 1st provisional tax return
2️⃣28 February 2027 – 2nd provisional tax return
3️⃣In certain circumstances, a 3rd payment may also apply.

Late filing and payment can result in automatic penalties of 10%, while insufficient provisional tax payments can, in certain circumstances, result in a penalty of up to 20%.

Provisional tax help spread annual tax liability into more manageable payments while giving you an opportunity to regularly review your finances and cash flow.

📧 [email protected]
📱 0765159771
🌐 tnsn.co.za

Did you know that SARS offers a simplified tax option called Turnover Tax. It replaces income tax, VAT, provisional tax, capital gains tax and dividends tax with a single percentage based on your turnover.

Key benefits:
• Available to qualifying businesses with turnover of up to R2.3 million
• The first R600,000 of turnover is completely tax-free

Want to know if this could work for your business and help you stay compliant?

We’re here to guide you through your options.
📞 076 515 9771
✉️ [email protected]
🌐 www.tnsn.co.za

Moving overseas doesn’t mean you’re off the hook with SARS.

Living and working abroad does not automatically end your South African tax obligations. Factors such as your tax residency status, foreign income and offshore assets,

Many expatriates only realise they have outstanding obligations when it’s too late, resulting in unnecessary penalties and administrative complications.

Consult with us, you may still be required to file 2026 tax return.

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📱 076 515 9771
🌐www.tnsn.co.za

Women around us continue to inspire with their resilience, leadership, and boundless contributions that enrich every aspect of society.

On this Women’s Day, we celebrate their strength, and the bright future they help build for us all.

Still reckon your business is too small for an accountant? That’s exactly the thinking that keeps business small, so let TNSN handle the numbers while you get on with growing.

Do not neglect letters of demand from SARS, contact us for a review, details on the poster

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Great news for taxpayers and tax practitioners!

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has confirmed that a duly authorised layperson (non-lawyer) may represent a taxpayer in Tax Court proceedings.
In the judgment, the SCA clarified that the Tax Court is not a “court of law” in the constitutional sense, but rather an ad hoc specialist body established under the Tax Administration Act.

This important ruling means that properly authorised tax practitioners, accountants, consultants, or even family members with a valid power of attorney can appear on behalf of taxpayers in Tax Court - without needing to be admitted attorneys or advocates.