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Source domain: sars.gov.za
Collected on 15 September 2026
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Pay SARS using SWIFT method
Foreign taxpayers without a South African bank account can pay SARS via the SWIFT method through FNB only. This option enables international transfers to settle tax liabilities.
Foreign taxpayers who do not have a South African bank account can use the SWIFT method to pay through FNB only.
Reference
https://www.sars.gov.za/businesses-and-employers/government/government-connect-issue-37-august-2026/
Pay SARS via internet banking
Taxpayers can pay SARS using internet banking by selecting a beneficiary name starting with 'SARS' and entering the correct payment reference number. This ensures accurate allocation of payments to the right account.
With internet banking, taxpayers must use SARS-listed beneficiary names, all beginning with “SARS”. It is important to use the correct payment reference number, which ensures that the payment is allocated to the right account.
Report a scam to SARS IT Security team
If a taxpayer receives a suspicious message claiming they are owed a refund and directing them to a fraudulent website, they should report it immediately by emailing the SARS IT Security team or visiting the Scams & Phishing webpage.
If in doubt, email the SARS IT Security team at [email protected] or visit the Scams & Phishing webpage to see the latest scam examples.
Pay SARS via eFiling
Taxpayers can pay their tax obligations through the eFiling platform by generating a payment request, which is sent to their bank. They must authorise the transaction via their banking app. This method is secure and requires correct referencing to avoid delays.
When paying via eFiling, a payment request is generated and sent to the taxpayer’s bank. The taxpayer must then authorise the transaction through their banking app.
Pay SARS via SARS MobiApp
Taxpayers can pay directly from the SARS MobiApp using their Statement of Account (SOA) or Notice of Assessment (ITA34). From the SOA, they can choose the amount to pay; from the ITA34, they must pay the full balance due.
The SARS MobiApp also allows taxpayers to pay directly from their Statement of Account (SOA) or the Notice of Assessment (ITA34). From the SOA, taxpayers can choose the amount they want to pay. From the ITA34, they must pay the full balance due.
