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Contact Tax Relief SA and request an assessment

Tell us what has happened with SARS — a debt, notice, dispute, outstanding returns or a delayed refund — and how you prefer to be contacted. You can also reach the team by telephone or email, or book a discovery call from live calendar availability. Consultations are conducted nationwide via scheduled telephone or secure video review.

Telephone

Direct line for initial enquiries and scheduled reviews.

Monday – Friday 08:30 – 16:30 SAST

Email

For general questions, formal correspondence and scoping follow-ups.

Enquiries are reviewed during business hours.

Book a discovery call

Prefer to talk now? Choose an available time from the live calendar.

Appointment confirmed only once the calendar accepts.

Request a confidential assessment

Provide details about your tax matter — the taxpayer type, the nature of the issue, any recent SARS notice date and your contact details — so our team can review statutory urgency before speaking.

Assessment Notice: Describe your SARS matter and any relevant notice or deadline. We may request further details and supporting information to assess your position. Our team will explain what is needed and how to provide it.
Preferred Contact Method *

Choose how you would prefer us to reach you first. You can also add the second channel below so we have a back-up way to contact you.

By clicking below, you request a confidential assessment review. You understand that this enquiry does not constitute an engagement or a SARS application, and that outcomes depend strictly on the facts and SARS's official decisions.

What happens after you submit?

  • Confidential triage: We evaluate whether any stated deadlines appear active.
  • Preferred contact: We contact you via your preferred method during business hours, with the other channel as a back-up where you provided it.
  • Written scope: Any chargeable work and its terms are agreed in writing before that work starts.

Need urgent telephone assistance?

If you have received a SARS Notice of Final Demand or third-party bank notification, you can also call our enquiry line directly:

010 288 1366

Monday – Friday 08:30 – 16:30 SAST

Common Questions

Is this a SARS application?

No. This is a private triage enquiry with Tax Relief SA. We are not SARS, and this submission does not alter your SARS records until any engagement is formed.

How are supporting documents requested?

Our initial form captures the core details of your tax matter. Where supporting documents or records are helpful, our team will let you know what is required and explain how to provide them.

Does submitting this form create an engagement?

No. An engagement exists only once you review a written scope and agree to terms. Submitting this form is a request for review only.

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Consultation Format & Nationwide Service

Correspondence address. No walk-ins. Please contact us to arrange a telephone or video consultation. Because SARS dispute mechanisms are managed digitally via national SARS practitioner systems, we assist individual and corporate taxpayers throughout Gauteng, the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape and all other South African provinces without requiring travel.

* Consultations are conducted remotely by scheduled telephone or video appointment.

Questions about getting in touch

How can I contact the team?

You can contact us by telephone at 010 288 1366 or by email at info@taxreliefsa.co.za during business hours (Monday – Friday 08:30 – 16:30 SAST). For SARS disputes with active deadlines, the confidential assessment form above ensures your matter is prioritized.

Are meetings by appointment?

Yes. All consultations are conducted by scheduled telephone or video appointment. This ensures a dedicated tax specialist has reviewed your notice details prior to the call. Office visits are by confirmed appointment only.

What should I share first?

Provide a clear summary of your tax situation: the taxpayer type (individual, trust, or company), the nature of the issue (debt, notice, returns, or delayed refund), and the date of any recent SARS notice. Our team will review your enquiry and confirm whether further details are needed.

Assessment form or discovery call — which should I use?

The assessment form is the primary way to start a matter: it captures notice dates and debt bands so we can triage statutory urgency before speaking. A discovery call suits a general introductory conversation when no deadline is pressing. You can use either, or both.