- This webpage provides guidance on how to submit a dispute via eFiling.
- The dispute process covers administrative penalties, COVID-19 tax relief, and various types of taxes.
- Taxpayers can submit requests for reasons, remission, objection, appeal, and late submission.
- Requests for suspension of payment can be made before or after lodging a dispute.
- Specific forms must be completed for each type of dispute.
- The process for disputing interest and penalties for late payment involves multiple steps.
- Different forms are required for different types of disputes.
- Employment Tax Incentive (ETI) objections must be disputed separately from other disputes.
- Requests for reasons and suspension of payment must be submitted within 30 days.
- The NOO form for interest and penalty can only be completed after the RFR form has been submitted and partially allowed or disallowed.
Source: sars.gov.za
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