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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The tax season typically opens in July each year. For the 2024 filing season:​ Auto-assessment notices: 1 – 14 July 2024​ Non-provisional taxpayers: 15 July – 21 October 2024​ Provisional taxpayers: 15 July 2024 – 20 January 2025 Individuals earning above the tax threshold (e.g., R95,750 for those under 65) are required to file returns.
    You can reach SARS via: Phone: 0800 00 7277 (SARS Contact Centre) Online: SARS Online Query System (SOQS) for tax numbers, supporting documents, or account queries. SMS/USSD: Dial 1347277# for services like tax number requests or balance checks. Branch: Book an appointment via the SARS website. Email: Use the SARS website’s query form or email phishing@sars.gov.za for scam reports. Top tip: Avoid scams by verifying communications through official SARS channels.
    Yes, you can claim medical expenses, including: Contributions to a registered medical aid scheme. Out-of-pocket medical expenses (e.g., doctor visits, prescriptions) not covered by your medical aid. Disability-related expenses (with an ITR-DD form). How to claim: Declare these in the ITR12 under the relevant sections. Ensure you have supporting documents, like medical certificates, for verification.

    Corporate Income Tax (CIT) is a tax levied on the taxable income of companies and other corporate entities registered in South Africa. For the 2025 tax year:

    The CIT rate is 27% for companies with a year of assessment ending on or after 31 March 2024.Companies, close corporations, trusts, and certain co-operatives must file a CIT return (ITR14) annually via SARS eFiling.Taxable income includes revenue from operations, minus allowable deductions (e.g., business expenses, depreciation).

    Who must file? All entities registered with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) or those with a tax number, regardless of profitability, must submit an ITR14 within 12 months of their financial year-end.

    SEO tip: Use SARS eFiling to file your ITR14 and claim deductions like employee training costs or research and development expenses.

    To register a company for taxes:Obtain a tax number: Register via www.sars.gov.za or the SARS Online Query System (SOQS). You’ll need your CIPC registration number, company details, and banking information.

    Register for specific taxes:

    CIT: Automatically assigned upon company registration.

    VAT: Mandatory if annual turnover exceeds R1 million; voluntary registration is possible for turnover above R50,000.

    PAYE: Required if you employ staff with salaries above the tax threshold (R95,750 for 2025).

    Skills Development Levies (SDL) and Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF): Mandatory for employers with payroll above R500,000 annually.

    Complete registration on eFiling or at a SARS branch (appointment required).

    Quick tip: Use the SARS USSD service (1347277#) to request a tax number or verify registration status.

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