South Africans must be careful of fake SARS “final demand” letters, as these letters could put taxpayers at risk of asset seizure, bank deductions or fraud – depending on whether they are real or not.

Sars final demand letters are being fraudulently replicated by scammers targeting South African taxpayers. Learn how to ...

A legitimate Sars letter of final demand is issued under the Tax Administration Act and represents a serious escalation in ...

A final demand for payment from the SA Revenue Service can cause even the most law-abiding taxpayer to panic. Stay calm and ...

SARS has warned of fake Final Demand letters being sent out to taxpayers at the same time that legitimate notices are going ...

South African expatriates risk being locked out of their SARS eFiling profiles – and facing penalties or compliance issues – ...

As of August this year, Montana owes the tax man more than R55 million, which includes the capital amount and accumulated interest on penalties. Lucky Montana, uMkhonto WeSizwe Party MP and former ...

The former head of PRASA, Lucky Montana, disputes the figure, arguing that more than 80% of the quoted R55 million is inclusive of accumulated interest and penalties. Lucky Montana, uMkhonto WeSizwe ...

SARS disclosed former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana’s R55 million tax debt. It also revealed his failure to comply with audits as well as repeated extensions since 2020. Montana offered R5.4 million as a ...

A recent tax court case has shed valuable light on the way in which royalty liabilities should be calculated for platinum group metals (PGMs) when sold below the statutory minimum grade. The court ...

State pensioners have been issued a warning that they could be hit with an unexpected tax bill from HMRC. As state pension payments rise, more people are finding themselves liable to pay income tax.

A new report on eFiling profile hijackings finds Sars and other government bodies lacking in their systems and responses.