Tallium adds VAT automatically on every sale and builds your SARS return summary as you trade.
See plansVAT in South Africa, in plain English
South Africa charges 15% VAT, declared on the VAT201 through SARS eFiling.
Registration threshold: R2,300,000 taxable supplies per 12 months (compulsory; R50,000 voluntary). Returns are filed as the VAT201 (Vendor Declaration), and South Africa uses SARS eFiling (no national e-invoicing mandate yet). This tool is for quick estimates — always confirm the exact rate and treatment of your supplies with South African Revenue Service (SARS) or a qualified local tax professional.
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