Tax season 2026 opened on Monday, 13 July for all those South African tax payers who were not auto-assessed. Predictably, the ...

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has opened the broader phase of the 2026 tax filing season, allowing provisional and ...

With the SARS auto-assessment period closing, taxpayers must act quickly to submit their income tax returns ...

SARS auto-assessments may make tax filing easier, but experts warn that missing information, incorrect third-party data or ...

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SARS begins issuing six million auto-assessments from 1 July 2026. Find out if you qualify and the key filing deadlines ...

Not every taxpayer is required to file a tax return, and even those who are will not necessarily receive a refund.

SARS auto assessments will start rolling out this week, and taxpayers have been warned to double-check these things.

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reminded taxpayers that its 2026 tax filing season gets underway on Wednesday, 1 ...

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South Africans have just over three months to submit their tax returns once filing season officially opens in July.

Some 6 million taxpayers will likely receive an auto-assessment from the South African Revenue Service between 1 and 12 July. But it is every taxpayer’s duty to ensure that their return is accurate.