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SARS Overview

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is the nation’s tax collecting authority. It was established in terms of the South African Revenue Service Act 34 of 1997 as an autonomous agency, which was responsible for administering the South African tax system and customs service.

SARS responsibilities are to:
Collect and administer all national taxes, duties and levies
Collect revenue that may be imposed under any other legislation as agreed on between SARS and a state entity entitled to the revenue
Provide a customs service that facilitates trade, maximizes revenue collection and protects our borders from illegal importation and exportation of goods, and
Advise the Minister of Finance on all revenue matters.

Sars are heedful of the role of taxation in nation-building and therefore deem the tax system as an asset that belongs to the nation.

SARS encourages compliance with tax and customs law to ensure that everyone pays their fair share. The company does so in a manner that does not unduly impede trade, economic growth and development by imposing an excessive and unfair administrative burden on taxpayers, traders and businesses and to achieve compliance in the most efficient and cost-effective manner.

Their approach to promoting compliance is based on three principles. They must make taxpayers aware of their obligations, make it easy to meet them and act against those who break the law.

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