Tax Ombud flags SARS delays in meeting resolution deadlines
The Tax Ombud’s 2023/24 report highlights delays in SARS meeting resolution deadlines, an increase in complaints, and a concerning rise in eFiling profile hijacking.
The Tax Ombud’s 2023/24 report highlights delays in SARS meeting resolution deadlines, an increase in complaints, and a concerning rise in eFiling profile hijacking.
The Tax Ombud is investigating SARS for potential service failures in addressing eFiling hijacking, with a review under way to uncover systemic issues.
The revenue authority apologises to the 30 000 taxpayers whose refund payments were reversed.
Taxpayers should inform SARS if they have been unemployed for a full year or longer, to avoid being flagged as non-compliant.
Fraudsters are contacting taxpayers who are issued with auto-assessments and impersonating SARS.
SARS responds to reports of hackers accessing practitioners’ eFiling profiles, removing clients, and changing banking details.
Taxpayers who disagree with an auto-assessment have more time to submit a revised return.
It also wants to address the inconsistent treatment of non-resident beneficiaries when capital gains are distributed.
The deadline for non-provisional taxpayers to file their tax return is just around the corner. Taxpayers have until 4 December to submit their return and avoid unwanted penalties and interest. SARS recently announced that […]