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Police crackdown leads to R4m illicit cigarette seizure
Police operation nets two suspects in Bloemfontein, seizing illegal cigarettes worth R4 million during a festive season crackdown.
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SARS commits to R2.144 trillion revenue target despite economic headwinds
SARS pledges to meet revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026 despite economic growth forecast cut, backed by strong first-half collections exceeding budget estimates.
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Zimbabwean sentenced for R10.4m illicit cigarette haul through Beitbridge
The Hawks welcomes sentencing of Zimbabwean for transporting cross-border illicit cigarettes worth more than R10.4 million
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Former Telkom CEO convicted for failing to submit tax returns
Former Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko convicted for failing to submit tax returns on behalf of five companies. R85 000 fine paid.
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Border authority cracks down on corruption at airports
Border authority dismisses 17 officials for fraud and misconduct as anti-corruption campaign expands from land borders to airports and sea ports.
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Trio in R1.8m SARS VAT fraud case granted bail, Mpumalanga Hawks hunt fourth suspect
A company director and two other individuals in Mpumalanga face court over allegations of defrauding SARS of more than R1.8 million through false VAT returns
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SARS warns trustees as trust filing season opens
Trustees who fail to get their financial records and tax information in order could face compliance problems as the 2026 Trust Filing Season open.
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Online traveller declarations now mandatory at South African borders
Travellers entering or leaving South Africa must now complete an online declaration before travelling as SARS rolls out its new digital border system.
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SARS, Hawks seize cocaine in back-to-back Durban port busts
SARS and the Hawks intercepted 30 bricks of cocaine in Durban, marking a significant escalation in organized crime efforts and law enforcement responses.
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Sars dismissed security breach rumours as false
Claims circulating on social media that the South African Revenue Service’s (Sars) systems have been breached have been dismissed by the tax authority as “false and unsubstantiated”.
