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TAX Frustration said: 13 July 2015 at 11:34 I submitted my tax return on 10 July & a correction on 14 July (simple mistake in 1 line item which had zero financial impact). I received notice that I was being audited & was requested to submit documentation (twice) before 16 days later, on 30 July, receiving confirmation that my account had been finalised (with no changes) & that I would receive settlement within 21 working days. Today, a full 20 days after my account was "finalised", I have received notice of the commencement of a second audit & a request to submit the very documentation that was vetted by SARS 3 weeks ago. My frustrations: 1 - how an account is communicated as "finalised" when still subject to further investigation 2 - why a second round of audits is required - why not do an end-to-end audit first time? 3 - the request to resubmit the very same documentation for a third time, which already appears on file This feels like a delaying tactic... My tax returns are incredibly simple & the supporting documentation is minimal. I work for a large corporate and there are no questionable deductions. I believe I am being targeted on the basis of the size of my refund only. I anticipate a long wait for that refund! |
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TaxTim Evan said: 13 July 2015 at 13:02 Please have a read of our blog on why you have a delayed refund from SARS. Unfortunately with SARS one just has to be patient. Unfortunately SARS have displayed these tactics in the last few years - what is the size of your refund? |
