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Tax Services

Our SARS-registered Tax Practitioners handle everything from ITR12 personal returns to provisional tax submissions — minimising your liability and keeping you compliant.

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What you get with our Tax service

After your first filing season with us, you'll have zero outstanding SARS correspondence, a record of every submission with confirmation, and a written tax plan to reduce next year's liability.

Who this service is for

  • Business owners with ITR14 (company) or IRP6 (provisional tax) obligations
  • VAT vendors with monthly or bi-monthly VAT201 submissions
  • Anyone with outstanding SARS returns, penalties, or objections pending
  • Sole proprietors, freelancers, and individuals with multiple income sources

Probably not for you if…

  • ·Employees whose only income is a single salary with PAYE fully deducted — SARS Auto-Assessment typically handles these
Tax practitioner reviewing SARS returns on a laptop with documents
  • ITR12 (individual) and ITR14 (company) returns filed
  • Provisional tax (IRP6) calculated and submitted on time
  • Tax planning to minimise your annual liability legally
  • SARS dispute resolution and objections handled
  • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) calculations
  • VAT registration and monthly VAT201 submissions

Get Started with Tax

Book a free 30-minute consultation and we'll explain exactly how this service applies to your business.

Common questions about Tax

What is provisional tax and do I need to submit it?

Provisional tax requires you to pay estimated tax in two instalments (August and February) based on your anticipated taxable income. Business owners, freelancers, and those with income beyond salary generally must submit.

Can you handle SARS disputes on my behalf?

Yes. As a registered Tax Practitioner, we can represent you in SARS disputes, lodge objections, and engage with SARS directly — including attending audit meetings where required.

How far back can SARS audit my returns?

SARS can audit up to 5 years back under normal circumstances, or up to 15 years in cases of fraud or negligence. Keeping accurate records is therefore essential.

Talk to a SAIPA-registered accountant today

Book a free 30-minute consultation. No obligation — just straight answers about your compliance and tax position.