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The largest independent tax practice in South Africa, offering expert services in tax advisory, compliance, expatriate tax, VAT, trusts, and dispute resolution. Our practice provides Tax Planning, Dispute Resolution and Compliance services across all tax types, with deeply experienced Tax Attorneys, CA’s and Professional Accountants. We perform CIPC and company setup services, Work Visa Services (

South Africa and Africa), including International Travel Permit applications, Accounting work and sign-off, Forex as well as Employee Remuneration and NED work.

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has announced Filing Season dates for the 2026 Tax Year!Understanding the key f...
01/06/2026

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has announced Filing Season dates for the 2026 Tax Year!

Understanding the key filing dates and preparing early is paramount to staying compliant.

Key Filing Season Dates:

- Auto Assessments will run from 1 to 12 July 2026.
- Non-provisional taxpayers will have from 13 July to 23 October 2026 to file their returns.
- Provisional taxpayers and Trusts will have until 22 January 2027 to fulfil their filing obligations and avoid unnecessary penalties.

SARS will once again issue auto-assessments to qualifying taxpayers. If you agree with your auto-assessment, no further action is required. However, if you wish to amend the assessment, you will need to submit a tax return within the applicable Filing Season deadlines.

Need assistance with complex returns? Our experts are ready and willing to assist: https://bit.ly/4bAXfAA

SARS is reaching back after a decade to calculate trust penalties. Roxshanna du Toit (Head of Trust at Tax Consulting So...
01/06/2026

SARS is reaching back after a decade to calculate trust penalties.

Roxshanna du Toit (Head of Trust at Tax Consulting South Africa) will join eNCAnews this evening at 18:30 (SA Time) to unpack how SARS is now able to leverage historic assessment data, prior taxable income records, and automated penalty calculation mechanisms in a far more sophisticated manner than many trustees may have anticipated.

Historic trust assessments from nearly a decade ago are now directly influencing the level of penalties being imposed today.

Tune into eNCA on DStv channel 403 to find out how trust compliance is no longer being treated as a passive administrative issue.

Tax litigation is often viewed as the ultimate solution when disputes with SARS escalate, especially where billions of r...
01/06/2026

Tax litigation is often viewed as the ultimate solution when disputes with SARS escalate, especially where billions of rands are at stake. But what if “winning” in court still comes at a significant cost?

In his latest article, André Daniels, Head of Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution at Tax Consulting SA, explores the growing reality that litigation does not always deliver the commercial certainty taxpayers expect.

As Daniels explains: “Winning a case is one outcome. Achieving a result that is commercially sustainable, time-efficient, and aligned with the taxpayer’s broader objectives is another.”

Read the full article to understand why taxpayers should think twice before litigating: https://bit.ly/3PzELbn

As featured in Business Report, IOL and Polity.

A few years ago, taxes were straightforward for many South Africans.Today, one person can earn a salary, freelance after...
01/06/2026

A few years ago, taxes were straightforward for many South Africans.

Today, one person can earn a salary, freelance after hours, invest offshore, and trade crypto all in the same year.

Modern financial lives have created a new level of tax complexity that many taxpayers do not fully prepare for.

The earlier you review your tax position, the easier filing season becomes.

Speak to Tax Consulting South Africa before tax season arrives: https://bit.ly/4bAXfAA

Tax Consulting South Africa, in collaboration with Foreign Buyer Property Solutions, will be in Hoedspruit for a limited...
01/06/2026

Tax Consulting South Africa, in collaboration with Foreign Buyer Property Solutions, will be in Hoedspruit for a limited period in June 2026.

Between 22 and 26 June, foreign nationals in the area will have the opportunity to meet directly with our specialist team and obtain clarity on their South African tax residency position and cross-border obligations.

To secure a meeting, please complete the form to book your appointment: https://bit.ly/4uduMGN

SARS is no longer operating in the dark when it comes to South Africans living abroad.With the Automatic Exchange of Inf...
01/06/2026

SARS is no longer operating in the dark when it comes to South Africans living abroad.

With the Automatic Exchange of Information framework now fully operational and financial data being shared across more than 100 jurisdictions, SARS has significantly strengthened its ability to identify offshore income, assets, and financial activity linked to South African taxpayers.

Under South African tax law, living abroad does not automatically change your tax residency status. Without formally ceasing tax residency, you may still be regarded as a South African tax resident, with exposure to worldwide taxation and potential Exit Tax implications depending on your asset profile and timing.

Watch the full video to understand the implications for your tax residency and offshore position: https://bit.ly/4vqEmXX

A Tax Court judgment in Taxpayer LE (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (10 April 2026) has p...
01/06/2026

A Tax Court judgment in Taxpayer LE (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (10 April 2026) has placed “business development” payments in public procurement under renewed scrutiny.

In a R25 billion contract structure, around 20% was routed through intermediaries described as consultants, with no genuine services found. SARS disallowed the deductions, and the Court agreed under section 23(o) of the Income Tax Act. No criminal conviction was required.

The judgment raises key questions about how such arrangements are treated under tax scrutiny.

Read the full article for the details: https://bit.ly/4ubMt9R

As featured in BusinessReport, Cape Argus, IOL and more.

An inspiring afternoon of insight, connection, and opportunity came to life at the 'Campus to Corporate: TCSA Experience...
29/05/2026

An inspiring afternoon of insight, connection, and opportunity came to life at the 'Campus to Corporate: TCSA Experience', hosted at our Johannesburg office.

We were proud to welcome ambitious students into the world of Tax, Legal, and Advisory, offering firsthand exposure to the realities and opportunities within South Africa’s largest fully independent tax practice.

Providing students with meaningful conversations with industry professionals and valuable perspectives on career growth, the event created a powerful bridge between academia and corporate excellence.

Explore career opportunities with us and discover how you can become part of the next generation of industry leaders: https://bit.ly/4d7V9ZT

The appointment of Dr. Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu as the new Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) sig...
29/05/2026

The appointment of Dr. Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu as the new Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) signals more than a leadership change. It signals intent.

South African employers should expect far less tolerance for grey areas and significantly greater scrutiny on payroll compliance.

Under a more enforcement-focused SARS, these are no longer rounding errors. They are audit triggers. Payroll is no longer just an administrative function, but a frontline compliance risk.

As featured in Polity.

Read the full article to understand what this means for your organisation: https://bit.ly/4dAr9FR

For many South Africans abroad, filing season arrives with one dangerous assumption: “I work overseas, so SARS no longer...
29/05/2026

For many South Africans abroad, filing season arrives with one dangerous assumption: “I work overseas, so SARS no longer sees me as a tax resident.”

In this podcast episode, Vivian Cox, Expatriate Tax Specialist at Tax Consulting South Africa, explains how an incorrect tax residency status can trigger penalties, double taxation, and unnecessary SARS complications before filing season even begins.

Watch the full podcast to ensure your filing season starts on the right footing and avoid costly mistakes later: https://bit.ly/43yDoNf

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Sandton
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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
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