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Behind on SARS Tax Returns? Penalties Can Snowball Fast
Why Falling Behind on SARS Tax Returns Becomes a Serious Problem Many South African businesses fall behind on SARS Tax returns on IRP6 provisional tax, IT14 income tax, and VAT returns —often after a period of inactivity, cash flow pressure, or internal changes. What starts as “we’ll catch up later” can quickly turn into a costly compliance issue. SARS does not pause obligations just because a business slowed down or stopped trading. Once submissions are missed, penalties and
Jan 102 min read


Inactive Doesn’t Mean Exempt: How LEAN Assists Your Business in Filing Tax Returns to SARS
Why Inactive Companies Are Still Required to File Tax Returns to SARS Think your company is inactive, so SARS isn’t watching? Think again. Many South African business owners assume that if their company hasn’t traded, earned income, or issued invoices, they’re exempt from Filing Tax Returns to SARS . Unfortunately, SARS doesn’t see it that way. An inactive company is still legally required to submit tax returns , and failing to do so can quietly create serious compliance prob
Jan 12 min read


The Importance of SARS IRP6, IT14, & VAT Returns for Your Business
Why SARS IRP6, IT14, & VAT Returns Are Critical for Active Businesses in South Africa If your business is actively trading, generating income, or issuing invoices, your SARS IRP6, IT14 & VAT Returns obligations matter more than you may realise . Active South African businesses are legally required to submit IRP6 provisional tax returns, IT14 (ITR14) income tax returns, and VAT returns accurately and on time. These submissions don’t just satisfy compliance—they directly impa
Jan 12 min read
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