According to the South African Revenue Service, over 40 500 taxpayers have ended their tax residency in South Africa over the past five years. https://rb.gy/hmzl5 | SABC News

The South African Revenue Service will invest an additional R4 billion this financial year, on top of the R7.5 billion already allocated over the next three years. It’s all part of ‘Project Amabillions’, a drive to strengthen SARS’ tools for compliance, and to go after individuals and businesses that are still owing thousands or even millions in unpaid taxes. Newzroom Afrika's Ntokozo has more. Watch: tinyurl.com/2ftmdmpf #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika

VIDEO | The South African Revenue Service (Sars) is set to get tough on tax offenders by taking money they owe the taxman out of their bank accounts and attaching their salaries. SARS is under pressure, with the country looking at a massive budget deficit for the year. https://tinyurl.com/49cpp7je | SABC News

Take control of your tax matters this filing season and use SARS eFiling or MobiApp to access your tax return, complete and file it before 23 October 2023. www.sars.gov.za #FilingSeason2023 #YourTaxMatters | South African Revenue Service (SARS)