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End of the line for taxpayers in South Africa | SA News

21 October 2025 by Guest

Staff Writer
 ·20 Oct 2025

Monday, 20 October, marks the final day for non-provisional taxpayers to file their tax returns for the 2025 tax season, with the South African Revenue Service warning of fines and penalties if not done in time.

The revenue service noted last week that approximately 850,000 South African taxpayers had not yet filed their returns by Friday.

Any stragglers have until the end of today to submit.

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