Articles about SARS

SARS rolls out updated e@syFile Employer platform

While all existing functionality has been retained, the taxman says users will experience a more modern and efficient e@syFile Employer platform.

Top ICT tenders: SASSA to roll out modernisation, digitisation projects

The South African Social Security Agency issues several requests for upgrades for its Western Cape and Mpumalanga regions.

Hackers hijack company e-mails for SARS court scam

Legitimate e-mails are being hijacked to send out phishing scams purporting to be court summonses.

REVEALED: Public Sector CIO of the year award shortlist

Recognising excellence in the public sector, the handpicked candidates for Brainstorm’s award have been announced.

Tax ombud sees spike in eFiling profile hijacking

The Office of the Tax Ombud’s preliminary findings on eFiling profile hijacking shows South African taxpayers are increasingly becoming victims of this type of fraudulent activity.

SARS tightens grip on crypto as legal battle looms

The taxman ramps up crypto transaction oversight as legal uncertainty persists over whether digital assets fall under foreign exchange controls.

SARS gets going with VAT modernisation

The South African Revenue Service is preparing to release a consultation paper on upgrades to the VAT system.

National Treasury deploys tech to terminate ‘ghost workers’

The department leverages technology to identify and remove ‘ghost workers’, ensuring public funds reach legitimate employees efficiently and transparently.

SARS signals clampdown on undeclared crypto income

The taxman publishes draft regulations for the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and invites the public to comment.

SARS commissioner wins govt tech leader award

This year’s SITA GovTech Digital Public Service Awards recognise SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter’s tech leadership.

Consortium buys SA digital tax assistant TaxTim

The local digital tax assistant has been acquired by a private consortium, led by Twofold Capital, for an undisclosed amount.

SARS comes after social media influencers

The taxman calls on influencers to declare their earnings, warning that income received in cash, products or services is taxable under the Income Tax Act.