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SARS steps up effort to disrupt illicit economy, draws red line against corruption and non-compliance with Tax and Customs law | South African Revenue Service | SA News

Tshwane, 17 March 2026 — The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is fully behind the National Illicit Economy Disruption Programme announced by President Ramaphosa in his SONA address. SARS is committed to eradicating all forms of corruption, collusion, and criminal subversion of customs and tax processes, internally and externally. SARS’s Illicit Economy Strategy prioritises corruption and fraud in government departments.

SARS has been investigating allegations that customs-inspection teams colluded with clearing agents and importers to manipulate physical inspections in exchange for cash bribes. Financial analysis identified under-declared taxable income exceeding R45 million,…

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