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Financial Emigration South Africa Financial Emigration offers a bespoke service to individuals wishing to formally emigrate from SA.

Financial Emigration offers a bespoke service to individuals wishing to formally emigrate financially from the Republic. We have many years of experience across a number of different fields allowing us to offer expert advice across the board, while maintaining high levels of service excellence. Proven problem solvers; we are at the cutting edge of latest best and standard practice, locally and worldwide.

The 2026 Filing Season is underway, but submitting your return should not be the end of your compliance check.South Afri...
19/10/2026

The 2026 Filing Season is underway, but submitting your return should not be the end of your compliance check.

South Africans abroad should also consider whether their SARS profile is active, their personal and banking details are current, their previous returns are up to date and whether any SARS correspondence or outstanding balances require attention.

A SARS Health Check can provide the clarity needed to address these matters proactively.

Use Filing Season to bring your SARS affairs up to date before 23 October 2026: https://bit.ly/3OMtWC0

Many expatriates assume that once filing season ends, there is nothing more to consider.In reality, filing a tax return ...
15/10/2026

Many expatriates assume that once filing season ends, there is nothing more to consider.

In reality, filing a tax return and managing your tax residency position are two very different matters, and misunderstanding the distinction can create uncertainty when dealing with SARS in the future.

During the “South Africans Abroad: What's Next After Filing Season?’ webinar on 27 October 2026 from 13:00 to 14:00 (SA Time), Delano Abdoll, Legal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation, and Vivian Cox, Expatriate Tax Consultant, will explore the role tax residency plays in determining your ongoing obligations.

Do not miss this opportunity to gain valuable insight from experienced expatriate tax specialists. Register now: https://bit.ly/4hySdHC

If you have built a permanent life outside South Africa, leaving your South African tax residency unresolved may not be ...
14/10/2026

If you have built a permanent life outside South Africa, leaving your South African tax residency unresolved may not be something to keep putting off.

The process deserves proper attention, but getting professional assistance does not have to be prohibitively expensive.

From R3,880, you can get professional assistance with formally ceasing your South African tax residency with SARS, where you qualify.

Sometimes the simplest decision is to finally deal with what has been left unfinished: https://bit.ly/47fhWyQ

When it comes to navigating South African tax residency from abroad, experience matters.Join Delano Abdoll, Legal Manage...
13/10/2026

When it comes to navigating South African tax residency from abroad, experience matters.

Join Delano Abdoll, Legal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation, and Vivian Cox, Expatriate Tax Consultant, for “South Africans Abroad: What's Next After Filing Season?” on 27 October 2026 from 13:00 to 14:00 (SA Time).

Delano is an admitted attorney with extensive expertise in tax law, cross-border taxation, and tax residency planning. Vivian specialises in assisting South Africans abroad with tax residency and financial emigration matters.

Together, they will provide valuable insights into the considerations expatriates should be aware of after filing season and the steps that may be worth evaluating as part of their broader tax planning strategy.

Register today and put your questions to the experts: https://bit.ly/4hySdHC

The tax filing season deadline is fast approaching, and now is the time to ensure your South African tax residency statu...
13/10/2026

The tax filing season deadline is fast approaching, and now is the time to ensure your South African tax residency status accurately reflects your circumstances.

Mbalenhle Mahlaba, Team Lead: Expatriate Tax and Vivian Cox, Expatriate Tax Consultant, are currently unpacking the key tax, compliance and exchange control considerations South Africans abroad need to be aware of before the 23 October 2026 filing deadline.

If you missed the live session, reach out to us directly for further assistance and guidance on your expatriate tax affairs: https://bit.ly/47fhWyQ

International tax matters often come with important decisions and uncertainty around the correct course of action. For m...
13/10/2026

International tax matters often come with important decisions and uncertainty around the correct course of action.

For many clients, the greatest value lies not only in reaching the desired outcome, but in having a team that takes the time to guide them through the process, answer their questions and address concerns along the way. Through their hands-on approach, Delano Abdoll, Legal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation, and Alex Mahundla, SARS Tax Compliance Specialist, work closely with taxpayers to provide support and direction throughout their international tax journey.

If you require assistance with your international tax affairs or tax emigration, contact our team today: https://bit.ly/47fhWyQ

An inactive SARS tax number can create significant delays for South Africans living abroad, often when it matters most. ...
12/10/2026

An inactive SARS tax number can create significant delays for South Africans living abroad, often when it matters most.

As featured in Tax Chronicles (Issue 97 | 2026), Alex Mahundla, SARS Compliance Specialist, and Rendani Makatu, Junior Tax Consultant, examine why dormant tax numbers remain one of the most common barriers to tax residency cessation and international fund transfers, and what expatriates should know before beginning the process.

Read the full article to learn why addressing an inactive tax number early can help prevent unnecessary delays and keep your expatriate tax journey on track: https://bit.ly/3OxvJeo

Your current tax return is only part of your SARS compliance position.For South Africans expatriates, previous returns m...
12/10/2026

Your current tax return is only part of your SARS compliance position.

For South Africans expatriates, previous returns may contain foreign income declarations or tax treatment that no longer aligns with their circumstances. A review could identify historical filings that require correction, as well as potential opportunities to address unnecessary tax exposure.

With the 2026 Filing Season running until 23 October 2026, now is the time to review your position rather than carry unresolved issues forward.

File on time and review your historical SARS position before it becomes a bigger problem: https://bit.ly/3OMtWC0

08/10/2026

Woon en werk jy buite Suid-Afrika? Jou belastingstatus volg nie noodwendig jou adres nie.

Om in die buiteland te woon en werk, beteken nie dat jou Suid-Afrikaanse belastingverpligtinge outomaties tot ’n einde gekom het nie.

Daar is wel een belangrike vraag wat jy jouself moet vra; Sien die Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens jou as ’n nie-belastinginwoner?

Voordat jy jou volgende belastingopgawe indien, maak seker dat jy jou belastinginwoner-status verstaan en dat die korrekte stappe geneem is.

Kontak ons gerus vir sekerheid oor jou status: https://bit.ly/3OMtWC0

For many South Africans who have built a life overseas, receiving confirmation of non-resident tax status may feel like ...
07/10/2026

For many South Africans who have built a life overseas, receiving confirmation of non-resident tax status may feel like closing the final chapter with SARS.

However, non-resident status is not necessarily the finish line.

Recent SARS correspondence demonstrates that SARS may still stress-test the tax return for the year in which tax residency ceased. Even after confirming a taxpayer’s non-resident status, SARS may require the taxpayer to substantiate the cessation date and explain precisely how income, deductions and tax liabilities were treated before and after cessation.

Read the full article to understand why the cessation year requires the same level of care as the underlying non-resident application: https://bit.ly/4hxp7s7

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