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Written by the people who file the returns, attend the SARS appointments and wind up the estates. Current for the 2026/27 tax year.
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Ceasing tax residency explained
Moving abroad does not change your tax status. Here is the actual process for becoming a non-resident with SARS, what it costs, and the mistakes that delay it.
Read the guide →Yacht crew and the 183-day rule: why most seafarers do not need the R1.25 million cap
Two different exemptions get confused constantly, and the difference is worth real money. If you crew a vessel carrying passengers or goods for reward, your exemption may be uncapped.
Read the guide →Two-pot withdrawals when you live abroad: your options in 2026
The two-pot system changed what expats can reach and when. What you can take from the savings pot now, and how the three-year rule frees the rest.
Read the guide →Executor's fees in South Africa: the 3.5% rule, and what an estate really costs
Executor remuneration is capped by law, but plenty of families pay the maximum without knowing it was negotiable. How the fees work and what else the estate pays.
Read the guide →Provisional tax 2026/27: deadlines, penalties, and how to estimate safely
The first 2026/27 provisional payment is due 31 August 2026. Who must pay, what happens when you estimate low, and how to stay penalty-free.
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