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Upcoming Webinar 26 June 2026 

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26 June 2026 · 8:30 SAST

SARS collects a substantial amount of tax through the provisional tax system. This is one of the major ways SARS brings tax into the fiscus before the final assessment is issued. It is therefore not surprising that SARS is likely to place increasing focus on provisional tax estimates, under-estimation penalties, late payments and unsupported calculations.

This is where the danger lies.

Under paragraph 19(3) of the Fourth Schedule, SARS may require a provisional taxpayer to justify the estimate submitted and to provide particulars of income, expenditure and other relevant information. If SARS is not satisfied with the estimate, SARS may increase the estimate to an amount it considers reasonable.

The real sting is this:

If SARS increases the estimate under paragraph 19(3), that increase is not subject to objection or appeal.

2 hoursRegister

PROVISIONAL TAX: THE LAW AND THE PRACTICALITIES

In this webinar, we will deal with the legal rules and the practical issues that every practitioner must understand before provisional tax season gets into full swing.

We will cover:

  • What the law actually requires
  • Why provisional tax estimates must be properly supported
  • The danger of under-estimating taxable income
  • How paragraph 19(3) can be used by SARS
  • What happens if SARS increases the estimate
  • Why that increase is not subject to objection or appeal
  • How to deal with the basic amount
  • When Training session on provisional Tax - The length and breath.

Recorded Webinars

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Tax Practice

Tax Administration in Practice: Drafting Objections That Work

Many tax practitioners deal with SARS disputes every day, yet one of the biggest weaknesses in practice remains the drafting of objections. Too often, objections are filed without a proper timeline, without adequate grounds, without a clear link between the facts and the law, or without first asking whether SARS has given sufficient reasons for its decision. The result is that good cases are weakened before they even begin. In this practical tax administration webinar, we will work through a number of real-world case studies and show how an objection should be built from the ground up.

52 min
Tax Practice

Reasons & Condonation – The Hidden Gatekeepers of Tax Disputes

When dealing with the South African Revenue Service, two issues can make or break your case: (1) inadequate or missing "reasons" from SARS, and (2) late objections — and whether condonation will be granted. If you get either wrong, your client's case may be dead before it starts. In this practical session, we unpack: when SARS is legally required to provide adequate reasons; what actually qualifies as "adequate" (and what doesn't); how poor reasons can invalidate the process; the legal framework for late objections and condonation; how to motivate condonation successfully; and what to do when SARS refuses condonation.

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AI TAXMAN Version 2 is here, now powered by the latest ChatGPT technology, and it changes how tax work gets done:

  • Talk to the AI – ask questions in real time
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  • Generate legally grounded SARS letters in seconds

This is not just an upgrade — it’s a compliance engine built for today’s pressure environment.

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