[EXPLAINER] The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has introduced a new taxpayer category for social media influencers, treating their earnings, whether cash, products, services, or sponsored travel, like freelance or entrepreneurial income. The move aims to ensure full compliance with tax laws, with influencers required to declare all income and SARS leveraging third-party data to verify earnings. The agency has also launched guidance tools to support influencers in meeting their obligations

1.4K views · 42 reactions | Tax expert, Professor Keith Engel, says the South African Revenue Service managed to capture more people in the 2022/2023 fiscal year. This is despite the economy not growing. #DStv403 #eNCA | eNCAnews | Facebook

1.6K views | Royal AM Football Club is on the brink of collapse as...

1K views | According to the South African Revenue Service (Sars) Commissioner, Edward Kieswetter, close to 2,500 tax withdrawal directives were processed on the first day (September 1, 2024), when the system became effective. #twopotsystem Full story in the comments | IOL News | Facebook

[Listen] Yesterday, the South African Revenue Service Commissioner, Edward Kieswetter briefed the media on the opening of this year’s filing season for personal income tax and related initiatives that will affect individual taxpayers. #SARSfiling19 | South African Government | Facebook

3.4K views · 17 reactions | [WATCH] The South African Revenue Service will announce its latest revenue figures today. Last year, SARS reported a gross collection of R2.15 trillion and a net revenue of R1.74 trillion. #Newzroom405’s @NtoksKhumalo reports from Pretoria. | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook