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26 June 2020 - 09:14Sars introduced a 35% deferral on the monthly PAYE owed to Sars from April to July. Picture: SUPPLIED/FNB
Buchule Sibaca, the director of SMTAX, a digital accounting firm, shares tips of how your business can stay tax compliant and get the funding it needs during this time on theThe SA Revenue Service introduced a 35% deferral on the monthly PAYE owed to Sars from April to July. In addition, your business will not incur any penalties or interest on the deferred amount.
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