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SARS provides an email address to report phishing or get more information about scams during Tax Season.
- Who it is for
- Members of the public who want to report phishing or get more information
- How to act on it
- Email the provided address to report phishing or get more information.
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.
- Who it is for
- Taxpayers who need to keep their contact and banking details up to date
- How to act on it
- Log in to eFiling and update details via My Profile and Profile and Preference Setup; if you see a red prompt, use the Update Contact Details dropdown; if you can’t receive your OTP or log in, use the eFiling login page option to Update Contact Details and follow the prompts.
SARS provides an anonymous hotline number for fraud and whistle blowing.
- Who it is for
- People who want to report fraud anonymously
- How to act on it
- Call the toll-free hotline number.
SARS provides a recording of the webinar held on 23 April 2026 regarding Employer Reconciliation (EMP501) submissions.
- Who it is for
- Employers and practitioners involved in Employer Reconciliation (EMP501) submissions
- How to act on it
- Access the webinar recording referenced in the issue.
SARS provides a new step-by-step video showing how to report unprofessional conduct.
- Who it is for
- Members of the public or SARS stakeholders who need to report unprofessional conduct
- How to act on it
- Use the step-by-step video on how to report unprofessional conduct.
SARS says the Payment Rules guide has been updated for GMT payments.
- Who it is for
- Taxpayers and practitioners making GMT payments
- How to act on it
- Use the external guide titled “SARS Payment Rules – External Guide GEN-PAYM-01-G01”.
SARS provides a new external guide to help you submit Global Minimum Tax (GMT) Returns on eFiling.
- Who it is for
- Taxpayers and practitioners submitting GMT Returns on eFiling
- How to act on it
- Use the external guide titled “GMT-GEN-01-G02 – Guide to submit Global Minimum Tax (GMT) Returns on eFiling”.
SARS highlights the importance of confirming your contact details on eFiling and includes guidance on how to do so.
- Who it is for
- Users of eFiling who need to confirm their contact details
- How to act on it
- Follow the guidance “How to Confirm Your Contact Details on eFiling” to confirm your details on eFiling.
Tax practitioner registration is risk-based: low-risk applications are auto-registered, while flagged applications require supporting documents within prescribed timelines.
- Who it is for
- Tax practitioner applicants
- How to act on it
- Apply for tax practitioner registration; if low-risk you are auto-registered, and if flagged you must provide supporting documents within prescribed timelines.
Recognised Controlling Bodies can download their tax practitioner registers through eFiling using the Registration Amendment Verification form (RAV001) as the data source.
- Who it is for
- Recognised Controlling Bodies (RCBs)
- How to act on it
- Use eFiling to download the tax practitioner register, based on the Registration Amendment Verification form (RAV001).
If your refund is delayed, you should check your refund status on WhatsApp and consider whether your banking details need verification (up to 21 business days), your return is selected for verification (up to 21 business days), or your return is selected for audit (up to 90 business days), or whether you have outstanding returns/incorrect banking details/tax debt to resolve first.
- Who it is for
- taxpayers waiting for a refund
- How to act on it
- Check refund status on WhatsApp; then follow the listed conditions that may apply (banking verification, verification, audit, or outstanding returns/tax debt).
If you were not auto-assessed or you disagree with your Auto Assessment, you must submit your annual Income Tax Return (ITR12) using SARS eFiling or the SARS MobiApp during the filing window.
- Who it is for
- taxpayers who were not auto-assessed or who do not agree with their Auto Assessment
- How to act on it
- Submit your annual Income Tax Returns (ITR12) via SARS eFiling or SARS MobiApp during the stated period.