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What Is the SARS Deadline for Provisional and Corporate Tax? Stay Ahead with ExtraStar Solutions

Meeting SARS deadlines is more than just good practice—it’s essential for protecting your cash flow and keeping your business compliant. For many South African taxpayers and companies, provisional tax and corporate tax deadlines can be confusing, leading to unnecessary penalties and interest. At ExtraStar Solutions, we help you stay informed, organised, and confidently ahead of SARS requirements.

Provisional tax applies to individuals and businesses that earn income not subject to PAYE, such as business owners, freelancers, and investors. SARS requires two mandatory provisional tax payments during the year, with an optional third top-up payment to avoid penalties. Missing these deadlines can result in interest charges that quickly add up.

Corporate income tax deadlines are equally important. Companies must submit accurate annual tax returns and ensure tax payments are made on time, based on their financial year-end. Understanding when and how much to pay is key to maintaining good standing with SARS.

At ExtraStar Solutions, we support clients by:

  • Tracking SARS provisional and corporate tax deadlines
  • Calculating accurate tax estimates to avoid underpayment
  • Preparing and submitting compliant tax returns
  • Reducing the risk of penalties and interest
  • Giving you peace of mind through expert tax planning

Staying compliant doesn’t have to be stressful. With the right tax partner, deadlines become opportunities for smart planning and financial growth. Let ExtraStar Solutions guide you toward timely submissions, accurate payments, and long-term success.

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