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If a taxpayer receives a suspicious email or SMS claiming they are owed a refund and directing them to a fraudulent website, they should delete and block the message and report it to the SARS IT Security team.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
An optional third payment of Provisional Tax can be made by 30 September, where necessary, to avoid underestimation penalties.
Small businesses can use SARS eFiling and SARS MobiApp to submit returns, make payments, and manage tax compliance digitally.
Small businesses and entrepreneurs can attend SARS-led outreach events such as the International SMME Day campaign, Manufacturing Indaba, and SEZ workshops to learn about tax obligations, digital services, record keeping, and compliance.
The public can access the updated Acts and their explanatory memoranda through links provided on the SARS website. These include the Rates and Monetary Amounts and Amendment of Revenue Laws Act 3 of 2026, the Tax Administration Laws Amendment Act 4 of 2026, and the Taxation Laws Amendment Act 5 of 2026.
Foreign electronic services suppliers who deregister for VAT in South Africa may now claim a refund directly into their foreign bank account, thanks to a new provision in section 44(3)(e) of the VAT Act. This applies only upon cancellation of registration.
Registered enterprises in a Customs controlled area of an SEZ may import goods under rebate item 498.01 of Schedule No. 4, allowing duty-free entry for goods used in their operations.
