Key Tax Compliance Lessons from the Long-Running Africa Cash and Carry Case
The matter of CSARS v Africa Cash and Carry (Crown Mines) (Pty) Ltd and Another illustrates the critical role of responsible tax debt management within corporate groups. It also highlights how the South African Revenue Service (SARS) assesses financial capacity and evaluates restructuring decisions when determining liability for outstanding tax obligations.
SARS’ Commitment to Tax Collection this Christmas – Understanding the R18 Billion Collection Surplus
The recent R18 billion tax revenue collection surplus by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) halfway through the financial year, highlights both support and compliance trends.
How SARB’s New Rules Affect the Transfer of South African-sourced Income Abroad
At the end of October 2025, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) introduced material changes to the processing of cross-border income transfers. While intended to reinforce compliance and enhance alignment between SARB and the South African Revenue Service (SARS), these measures mean that no South African-sourced income may be remitted abroad until SARS has verified […]
SARS Sequestrates Director Over R155 Million Company Tax Debt – Pay Your Taxes or Face the Consequences
The South African Revenue Services’ (SARS) provisional sequestration of Mr Roy Muleya, sole director of a company with a tax liability of about R155 million, underscores the serious consequences of tax non-compliance, as confirmed by the North Gauteng High Court on 29 October 2025.