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Staying on the right side of SARS
Tax compliance is not the most exciting part of running a business, but falling behind with SARS can become costly quickly. Late submissions and payments attract penalties and interest, and an outstanding return can stop you getting a tax compliance status, which some clients and tenders require. Good records and a simple tax calendar prevent most problems.
We help SMEs keep track of the returns that apply to them, which may include income tax, provisional tax, VAT and payroll taxes such as PAYE, UIF and SDL. Keep invoices, bank statements and payroll records organised and backed up. If SARS sends a query, respond promptly and get advice before you reply.
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