First incidence relief
SARS may remit a penalty for a first incidence of non-compliance if there were reasonable grounds and it has been remedied.
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Dispute Admin Penalties (RFR)
We challenge SARS administrative penalties through remission requests and objections.
Why you need it
Why You May Need to Challenge a SARS Administrative Penalty
A remission request gives you a formal way to ask SARS to reconsider an administrative penalty after the underlying issue is addressed.
Exceptional circumstances count
SARS must consider remission where events such as serious illness or a disaster prevented compliance.
A formal route to challenge
If remission is refused, you can lodge an objection and then an appeal.
Fix the cause first
Remission generally requires the underlying non-compliance to be remedied.
How we deliver it
How we deliver dispute admin penalties (rfr)
We keep the process clear, practical, and focused on your service needs.
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Review the penalty
We check what the penalty was charged for and whether it is correct.
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Fix the non-compliance
We make sure the late return or payment behind the penalty is dealt with.
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Request remission
We submit a request for remission to SARS with the grounds and supporting evidence.
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Object if refused
If SARS refuses, we lodge an objection within the deadline.
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