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Source domain: sars.gov.za
Collected on 8 September 2026
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Use of DA 494 (Voucher of Correction: Bill of Entry Departmental)
This opportunity enables clients to amend information previously submitted on a DA 490. It is also used when revenue was collected incorrectly, either underpaid or overpaid, allowing for correction and refund claims within two years via a manual DA 66 form.
The document's recorded date is 30 July 2021. Confirm on the official source.
Reference
SC-CF-36
Closing Date
30 July 2021
b) Clients applying for amendments of the captured information on Cash Desk and the original DA 490 must apply for a DA 494.
Use of DA 490 (Bill of Entry Departmental)
This opportunity allows unregistered clients, stockists, or those dealing with non-traceable or incomplete goods to submit a DA 490 form to declare customs duties, levies, VAT, penalties, forfeitures, or interest when a full Customs Clearance Declaration (CCD) cannot be completed due to missing information. It also applies to situations like smuggling or when goods are sold to non-registered rebate users.
The document's recorded date is 30 July 2021. Confirm on the official source.
a) The DA 490 can only be used: i) For unregistered clients as prescribed in Rule 59A.03 (1)(a) to liquidate a DA 70 to allocate the following amounts to revenue: A) The duty, levy or VAT; or B) The penalty, forfeiture or interest.
