South Africa's tax season brings a sharp rise in phishing scams, eFiling account hijacking and fraud targeting SARS taxpayers ...

SARS begins issuing six million auto-assessments from 1 July 2026. Find out if you qualify and the key filing deadlines ...

As South African taxpayers rush to file their returns, SARS warns of connectivity issues affecting eFiling and the MobiApp, ...

From filing deadlines and eligibility to new digital features and fraud alerts, here's everything taxpayers need to know to ...

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reminded taxpayers that its 2026 tax filing season gets underway on Wednesday, 1 July.

Taxpayers have complained that the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) eFiling platform is inaccessible, with customers ...

South Africans have just over three months to submit their tax returns once filing season officially opens in July.

If you were not selected for SARS' auto assessment, you'll need to submit your annual tax return during the normal filing season.

SARS has gazetted a change for the 2026 tax season, extending the deadline for auto-assessed taxpayers to query assessments.

SARS auto-assessments may make tax filing easier, but experts warn that missing information, incorrect third-party data or ignored assessments could cost you refunds or trigger penalties.

SARS auto assessments will start rolling out this week, and taxpayers have been warned to double-check these things.

With the 2026 filing season now under way, taxpayers should treat the South African Revenue Service (Sars) eFiling access and ...