Business 13 November 2026, 05:55

How to spot a fake SARS debt call: What taxpayers need to know

SARS has warned taxpayers about scammers impersonating the Commissioner and making calls about alleged tax debt. The revenue service says taxpayers should verify balances through eFiling or the SARS MobiApp and never share OTPs, passwords or banking details.

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