The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has hit back at former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana after he revealed he had laid ...
Lucky Montana owes SARS R55 133 282.94 and has submitted a compromise offer of R5.4 million to settle his tax debt.
By making compliance administratively feasible, Sars stands to bring a substantial cohort back into the system, improve data ...
Former PRASA head Lucky Montana publicly disputes SARS's claims of a R55 million tax debt, alleging systemic issues within ...
There’s also the question of communication. Many affected taxpayers do not know that this option now exists. SARS would benefit from proactive outreach through tax practitioners, emigration advisors, ...
South Africans have until midnight to submit their income tax returns or face hefty penalties from SARS. With nearly 80% of ...
With only four days left until the 20 October 2025 tax deadline, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) urges ...
The South African Revenue Service’s (Sars) longstanding tolerance of delayed or omitted trust submissions may soon come to an end, with administrative penalties and increased oversight on the horizon.
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