The South African Revenue Service has issued an alert for a new scam doing the rounds.
The South African Revenue Service has alerted taxpayers to several new scams that are doing the rounds.
The email addresses these emails are sent from are either unrelated to official SARS channels or try to convince recipients they are legit by mimicking .gov addresses.This shows that criminals and scammers are keeping a close eye on the revenue service’s actions and adjusting their modus operandi to take advantage.
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