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Auto-assessed by SARS: Don’t accept without review
The Star
|September 03, 2025
SOUTH Africans who have been auto-assessed by SARS are being warned to double-check their tax returns, as relying solely on the pre-populated figures could lead to costly mistakes, penalties, or missed refunds.
Earlier this year, the revenue service confirmed that it had issued auto-assessments to 5.8 million taxpayers, paying out R10.6 billion in refunds, with most being processed within 72 hours.
SARS also confirmed that 99.6% of auto assessments issued were accepted without changes. In an interview with Moneyweb Radio, TaxTim co-founder Daniel Swiegers said many taxpayers may not realise that SARS doesn’t always have complete information.
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