Date: Thursday, 20 February
Time: 11:00 – 12:30
Cost: Free

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This webinar will cover what you need to do to ensure you are compliant and can have a Clearance to be eligible to apply for many business opportunities.
As a Small, Micro, or Medium Enterprise (SMME), at some point or another you will be required to provide / confirm / share your Tax Clearance information with another entity. This could be to apply for a tender, new contract, good standing, or in respect of local or international funding/investment.

This webinar will also cover all you need to know to understand and make effective use of eFiling, which can save you a significant amount of time in your small business, as well as ensure you are compliant.
SARS eFiling is an online platform for the submission of returns and declarations and other related services. This service allows taxpayers, tax practitioners, traders, and businesses to register and submit returns and declarations, make payments, and perform a number of other interactions with SARS in a secure online environment. Taxpayers registered for eFiling can engage with SARS online for the submission of returns declarations and payments in respect of taxes, duties, levies, and contributions.

About the facilitator:
Jolene Simon – Taxpayer Engagement & Education (SARS)

Jolene joined SARS, previously known as the Receiver of Revenue, in 1984 and is today one of their leading educators in Tax, with nearly 37 years of experience.

Every business needs to be aware of their obligations and education plays a key role in this and also ensures business leaders are aware of incentives available. SARS, through its educational offering, seeks to first and foremost educate its clients, then to service clients to the best of their ability, and only brings in enforcement if necessary. As part of SARS’s commitment to service excellence, their goal is to promote voluntary compliance through education; and to assist businesses to ensure compliance to the relevant tax legislation.