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Tax practitioners can register (or update their registration) through a process initiated by the RCB, using the RAV01 form and finalising the application on eFiling. SARS will verify applications using risk-based verification and may request supporting documents depending on identified risks.
If you missed the live session, the webinar recording will be made available on the SARS TV YouTube channel.
If you want to cancel your VAT registration, you can apply by completing VAT123e (or VAT123T for a separately registered enterprise), addressing VAT123e to the SARS branch where the vendor is registered, and making a virtual appointment via the SARS eBooking system (or emailing the cancellation request).
If the total value of your taxable supplies exceeds R120 000 per annum, you can be eligible for voluntary VAT registration under the Budget 2026 threshold changes effective 1 April 2026 (subject to exceptions).
If the total value of your taxable supplies exceeds R2.3 million per annum, you must register for VAT under the compulsory threshold effective 1 April 2026 (subject to exceptions).
SARS provides publication details for tariff amendments notices R7417, R7418, and 7419, as published in Government Gazette 54595 of 30 April 2026.
A Gazette Notice (R.7606) imposes provisional payment in the form of anti-dumping duty against alleged dumping of certain tubes and pipes originating in or imported from the Republic of Mozambique, with the implementation period stated up to and including 18 December 2026.
A Gazette Notice (R.7581) amends Part 3 of Schedule No. 2 by inserting various items under item 260.03 to implement a safeguard duty of 52,34% on specified flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel and flat-rolled products of other alloy steel classifiable under Chapter 72, with an implementation period up to and including 11 June 2027.
A Gazette Notice (R.7579) amends Part 3 of Schedule No. 2 by substituting various items under item 260.03 to implement a safeguard duty of 22,34% on specified flat-rolled products, effective from 12 June 2028 up to and including 11 June 2029.
A Gazette Notice (R.7580) amends Part 3 of Schedule No. 2 by substituting various items under item 260.03 to implement a safeguard duty of 37,34% on specified flat-rolled products, effective from 12 June 2027 up to and including 11 June 2028.
SARS provides an email address to report phishing or get more information about scams during Tax Season.
SARS asks you to update your contact and banking details on the SARS MobiApp or eFiling so you can receive SARS messages on time and ensure any refund is paid quickly.
