Leaving South Africa Is Not a Tax Strategy: The Hidden Cost of a Silent Exit
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Alba PangSARS’ Targeted Compliance Programmes Help Achieve R2 Trillion in Net Revenue Collections!
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Alba PangApril Payslip Shock: Why “Tax Relief” May Cost Your Employees More — and What Employers Must Do Now
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Alba PangHigher Single Discretionary Allowance Brings More Capacity, Not Less Compliance
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Alba PangSARS Steps Up on ETI Abuse: A Welcome Shift from Legislative Reform to Enforcement
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Alba PangBudget 2026: No New Tax Burdens for Expatriates, while Tax Residents Receive Long-Awaited Relief
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Tax Consulting South AfricaSARS Gatekeeper Role Delays Offshore Directors’ Fees
/in 2026, Latest News, News & Articles/by Tax Consulting South AfricaNon-Executive Directors who are non-resident for South African tax purposes are increasingly experiencing delays and uncertainty when seeking to remit directors’ fees offshore. This follows recent regulatory amendments published by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), which formally position the South African Revenue Service (SARS) as the primary compliance gatekeeper for the externalisation of income.








