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You can send external queries related to City Deep — Johannesburg sea port, including state warehouse queries, CN1, Licensing & Registration, Deferment, DA304, DA490, TRD1, and other general customs operations.
You can send external queries related to the Cape Town sea port, including Inwards and Outwards Processing, submission of manifests, state warehouse, CN1, Licensing & Registration, deferments, DA304, DA490, TRD1, and other general customs operations.
You can send external queries related to the Pretoria sea port, including CN1, Licensing & Registration, Deferment, DA304, DA490, TRD1, and other general customs operations.
You can make booking enquiries for cargo examinations in Durban, including scanner bookings and physical-inspection bookings for system-generated stops, manual stops, and Customs Supervision inspections.
Provisional taxpayers, including those with additional income such as sole proprietors, can file their tax return between 13 July 2026 and 22 January 2027. This ensures compliance with tax obligations and avoids penalties.
After SARS processes a tax return, taxpayers can access their Notice of Assessment (ITA34), which shows whether they are due a refund, owe money, or have no balance. This document confirms the final tax outcome.
Trusts must file their tax return between 19 September 2026 and 22 January 2027. This includes reporting income, deductions, and ensuring compliance with tax laws.
Individuals and businesses can file their annual Income Tax Return (ITR12) through SARS eFiling or the SARS MobiApp. This includes reporting income, deductions, and claiming refunds or paying outstanding amounts. Filing helps meet tax obligations and supports public services.
Entities must choose the correct Exempt Institution category when applying for Income Tax Exemption. Choosing the wrong category will result in application rejection.
Approved Section 18A entities must submit IT3(d) third-party data for all tax-deductible receipts issued to donor taxpayers, including details on donations of property made in kind.
Entities must ensure they select the correct 'Nature of Entity' when registering for Income Tax. If incorrectly registered, they must visit a SARS Taxpayer Service Centre to amend it.
Visitors to South Africa may import personal effects and sporting or recreational equipment for their own use without paying duties or taxes, as long as the goods are for personal use and not for resale.
