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Sasria agents must submit a completed Annexure 1 return with mandatory details including agent name, address, VAT number, year of account, month of business, collection month, and payment frequency. The return must not be amended and must be sent via email to Sasria Finance or through the Customer Web Portal (CWP). A tax invoice for Sasria commission must also be attached.
Sasria agents may apply for a reversal of a previously collected premium by submitting a formal application to Sasria along with supporting documentation. Unauthorized reversals may lead to claims being dishonoured if prejudiced.
Sasria agents can remit premiums collected on behalf of Sasria using the Annexure 1 return form. The form must include mandatory details such as agent name, address, VAT number, year of account, month of business, collection month, and payment frequency. Remittance must be completed within 30 days of the end of the month in which coverage begins and submitted via email to the Sasria Finance department or through the Customer Web Portal (CWP).
Sasria agents can remit premiums collected on behalf of Sasria by submitting a completed Annexure 1 return with all mandatory details, including agent name, address, VAT number, year, month, collection month, and payment frequency. The return must be sent via email to the Sasria Finance department or through the Customer Web Portal, accompanied by a tax invoice and a clear transaction description.
Sasria agents who cannot meet the audit certificate submission deadlines may request an extension by submitting a written application to the Finance Director before the deadline expires. This allows for flexibility in compliance while maintaining accountability.
This is a tax invoice form attached to a SASRIA motor insurance policy. It declares the number and total values of vehicles as at the year the premium is adjusted, and calculates the total premium including any net additional or refund premium. Once the total amount requested is paid, this notice becomes a formal tax invoice.
A refund premium is due to the insured as consideration for the co-insurance arrangement. The amount is specified in the document but not filled in.
This document is a form used to make specific amendments to an existing insurance policy or coupon issued by Sasria SOC Limited. It allows for changes such as updating the insured's name, policy number, insurance period, annual premium, sum insured, vehicle details, registration numbers, company or holding company information, risk address, and other policy terms. The endorsement must be completed, signed, and countersigned to take effect.
The insured can choose to accept a voluntary deductible, meaning they will pay the first amount specified (in Rands) for each claim during the policy period. This choice results in a discount on the premium. The deductible cannot be removed during the policy period.
Insured parties can adjust their motor insurance premiums based on declared property values at the start and end of the policy period. The premium rate from the initial valuation is applied to the final valuation, and 50% of any difference is refunded or paid to Sasria.
This insurance extension covers additional expenses incurred by the insured during the indemnity period to maintain normal business operations after damage has occurred. The coverage applies only to costs that are necessary and reasonable beyond what would normally be expected under the policy.
This endorsement provides for full replacement cost settlement of a vehicle at the time of claim if it is damaged beyond 70% of its retail value (including tax) or stolen and not recovered within six weeks of reporting. It applies only to vehicles rated as category 1 (Motor Cars and Small Taxis), less than one year old since first registration, and with less than 30,000 km travelled.
