SARS tax resolution for businesses and private clients.
Clear, practical assistance with SARS debt, disputed assessments, outstanding returns and delayed refunds. Start with a confidential review of your situation and an agreed scope of work.
What do you need help with?
Select your situation to explore statutory options before requesting an assessment.
Understand the balance, whether it is correct, and the payment or relief options that may fit your circumstances.
Understand my debt options →Identify the notice, check the dates and understand what response or supporting information may be needed.
Check notice & deadlines →Work out which returns are outstanding, gather the records and plan how to bring your filings up to date.
Review catch-up process →Review the assessment, correspondence and account status to understand what may be holding up a refund.
See why refunds are held →Structured South African tax assistance
Explore the statutory options, evidence requirements, and limits across our four key tax relief practices.
SARS Tax Debt Relief
Compromise of tax debt, installment arrangements, and suspension of payment applications.
Disputes & Audits
Objections under Rule 7, appeals under Rule 10, penalty remission, and audit representation.
Tax Returns & Catch-up
Bringing multiple unfiled personal, provisional, and company tax return years fully compliant.
Refund Assistance
Resolving audit holds, verification document packs, banking detail updates, and delayed refunds.
Prefer to read first? Each area below explains the options, what to prepare and the limits before you request an assessment.
Careful assessment before any SARS action
We review the exact notices and figures on SARS eFiling, clarify statutory dispute rights, and establish whether an objection, compromise, or payment plan is legally viable.
Companies & Employers
Corporate Income Tax (CIT), Value-Added Tax (VAT), and PAYE/UIF reconciliations. Assistance with notices of final demand and third-party bank appointments.
Individual & Provisional
Personal income tax assessments (ITR12), provisional estimates (IRP6), unfiled historical years, travel allowances, and medical tax credit disputes.
Suspension of Payment
Section 164 requests under the Tax Administration Act to temporarily suspend collection action while an objection or dispute is being adjudicated.
Compromise of Tax Debt
Statutory debt compromise applications under Section 200–205 of the TAA where financial distress proves full repayment is genuinely impossible.
The proposed review process
How working with Tax Relief SA progresses from initial contact to professional engagement.
Tell us what happened
Share your tax situation, taxpayer type and any recent notices. Strictly confidential - no passwords, OTPs or tax numbers required upfront.
Review the options
We assess the notice dates, prescription periods, statutory remedy categories and procedural risks before proposing a clear scope of work.
Agree scope and fees
Receive clear, upfront written fees based on the required statutory work before any formal engagement or document submission begins.
Proceed under agreed mandate
Upon formal appointment, authorized practitioners prepare structured submissions, lodge objections, or negotiate compliant arrangements with SARS.
Common questions before reaching out
Can you help with SARS debt?
Yes. We assist individuals and registered businesses in evaluating statutory options for SARS debt under the Tax Administration Act. This includes requesting a Suspension of Payment while disputing an assessment, negotiating a formal Installment Payment Agreement (deferral), or preparing an application for Compromise of Tax Debt where genuine inability to pay exists. Outcomes depend strictly on your documented financial facts and formal SARS decisions.
Do you also help with delayed refunds?
Yes. Delayed refunds are often held due to audit verifications, unsubmitted supporting documentation, bank detail mismatches, or automated audit loops. We identify the specific hold on eFiling, prepare compliant document packs, and escalate through appropriate SARS dispute and operational channels.
What happens after I contact you?
When you submit an assessment enquiry, our team reviews the high-level category of your SARS matter. We contact you via your preferred channel (phone or email) during working hours to clarify the timeline, determine whether urgent deadlines exist, and explain whether our formal review service is appropriate for your situation. Submitting an enquiry does not create an engagement or a SARS application.
Ready to understand your SARS options?
Tell us what has happened. We will review your situation confidentially and explain the appropriate next statutory steps before any fee or document commitment.
Office hours: Monday – Friday 08:30 – 16:30 SAST • No confidential passwords or tax numbers required online.