Straight answers to common tax-season questions.
Use these answers as general guidance. Your own filing obligation and tax outcome depend on your specific circumstances.
When is the 2026 deadline for non-provisional individuals?
SARS lists 13 July to 23 October 2026 for non-provisional individuals who are not auto-assessed and need to submit a return.
When is the provisional taxpayer deadline?
The 2026 filing window for provisional taxpayers who are not auto-assessed runs from 13 July 2026 to 22 January 2027.
What is the trust filing window?
SARS lists 19 September 2026 to 22 January 2027 for trusts.
What should I do if I was auto-assessed?
Review the assessment and the underlying information carefully. If it is correct, no further action may be required. If information is wrong or incomplete, obtain the corrected information and follow the appropriate SARS process.
Do you assist individuals and businesses?
Yes. The service offering in the supplied business material covers tax advisory for both individuals and businesses.
Can you tell me which deductions I can claim?
Potential deductions depend on your personal or business circumstances and the applicable tax rules. A consultation can help identify what information should be reviewed; claims should only be made when the requirements are met and supporting proof is available.
What documents should I prepare?
Common records include income certificates, medical and retirement certificates, investment information and any supporting documents relevant to deductions. Provisional taxpayers and businesses may need additional income and expense records.
Can I contact you on WhatsApp?
Yes. The supplied contact number is 062 152 1497, and the website’s WhatsApp buttons and enquiry form use that number.
Is St George’s Consulting part of SARS?
No. St George’s Consulting Services is an independent consulting business and is not affiliated with SARS.
Do you guarantee a refund or tax saving?
No legitimate tax service should guarantee a refund or a specific saving before reviewing the facts. Outcomes depend on your tax position, supporting information and applicable law.