SARS deadlines for filing season 2026, and what happens if you miss them
Filing season 2026 opened on 1 July. Non-provisional individuals have until 23 October. Here are the dates that matter and the penalties that follow if they pass.
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Returns prepared by people who follow the legislation as it changes, claim what you are entitled to, and can support every figure if SARS asks.
VAT, PAYE, provisional tax and annual returns tracked on a compliance calendar, with reminders that reach you before the date, not after the penalty.
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Filing season 2026 opened on 1 July. Non-provisional individuals have until 23 October. Here are the dates that matter and the penalties that follow if they pass.
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