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South African Revenue Service makes a downloadable spreadsheet available containing bilateral trade statistics, including South African exports for January to December 2025 by African destination country and trade section.
A downloadable spreadsheet containing South African export figures for January to December 2020, including BLNS, with figures arranged by goods section and African trading country.
The South African Revenue Service makes a spreadsheet of the top 10 commodities available, including export data by month, tariff code, description, unit of measure, statistical quantity and customs value.
The South African Revenue Service makes available a ZIP archive containing a spreadsheet of South African exports for January to December 2017, including BLNS, broken down by product section and destination country.
The South African Revenue Service makes a spreadsheet available containing January to June 2026 top-10 commodity export and import statistics, including tariff codes, descriptions, quantities and customs values for BLNS-inclusive trade.
South African Revenue Service makes a downloadable spreadsheet archive available containing South African export values for January to December 2021 by African destination country and product section.
A downloadable spreadsheet archive containing monthly exports, imports and trade balance figures for South Africa, including BLNS, across multiple years.
The South African Revenue Service makes a spreadsheet of year-on-year exports and imports by world zone available for 2014 to 2026 YTD, with tables including and excluding BLNS.
Foreign taxpayers who do not have a South African bank account can pay SARS using the SWIFT method through FNB only.
Taxpayers can pay their SARS taxes through eFiling by generating a payment request that is sent to their bank. They must authorise the transaction via their banking app. This method requires sufficient funds and correct referencing to avoid delays.
Taxpayers can pay their taxes directly from the SARS MobiApp using either their Statement of Account (SOA) or the Notice of Assessment (ITA34). From the SOA, they can choose the amount to pay; from the ITA34, they must pay the full balance due.
Taxpayers can pay SARS using internet banking by using a beneficiary name that starts with 'SARS' and entering the correct payment reference number to ensure proper allocation.
