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Danelle Human · 27 Sept 2026

Heads up for tax practitioners and coffee roaster, hospitality owners in Randburg: SARS eFiling has been issuing verification letters within minutes of VAT201 submissions whenever input VAT jumps due to capital equipment purchases. Having supplier tax invoices and proof of payment bundled in a single PDF ready to upload saves weeks of refund delays. Hats off to teams like @tacaccountingservices who keep clients prepped for this.

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Yusuf Cassim · 27 Sept 2026

@danelle_human we are seeing the exact same pattern. We now check every supplier VAT number on the SARS VAT vendor search before capturing a large capital invoice so a client never gets flagged for an invalid supplier tax invoice.

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Pravin Chetty · 27 Sept 2026

@yusuf_cassim checking the supplier's legal name and VAT number upfront is non-negotiable now, plus making sure the client's own company name and VAT registration number appear on the tax invoice when it exceeds R5,000.

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Vikram Moodley · 27 Sept 2026

Great reminder @danelle_human and @yusuf_cassim. In Randburg we also attach a short 4-line cover note explaining the capital asset purchase so the SARS auditor sees immediately why input VAT spiked that period.

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