Midrand · Gauteng

Tax Returns in Midrand: Individuals, Companies & Trusts

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Overview

How we help

For the 2026 filing season, non-provisional taxpayers must file by 23 October 2026, and provisional taxpayers and trusts by 22 January 2027. Whether you earn a salary with extra income, run a company or act as a trustee, we prepare your return properly, explain the result and handle any SARS queries that follow.

What's included

Individual tax returns (ITR12), including rental and investment income
Company income tax returns (ITR14)
Trust tax returns (ITR12T)
Provisional tax (IRP6) calculations and submissions
Checks on auto-assessments before you accept them
Medical, retirement annuity and travel claims, correctly supported
Objections and SARS verification support

How it works

Four clearsteps

One dedicated contact from first conversation to final submission.

Collect

We send you a short, personalised list of the documents we need, such as IRP5s, certificates and statements.

Prepare

We prepare your return and check it against SARS's pre-populated information.

Review

We take you through the result and any tax due or refund before anything is submitted.

Submit

We submit on eFiling and handle any verification requests from SARS.

Key facts

Worth knowingbefore you start

Figures and dates as at October 2026. Always confirm current rules with us or on sars.gov.za.

At a glance

Non-provisional deadline23 October 2026
Provisional & trusts deadline22 January 2027
Trust filing opened19 September 2026
Companies (ITR14)Within 12 months of year-end

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I run an accounting business and rely on Mdu at Yavele Consulting for my clients' tax work, both individual and business. His work is thorough and technically sound, and he takes time to analyse the tax implications of clients' plans before decisions are made, rather than just filing returns after the fact. He's responsive, deadlines are met, and clients come away with clarity on where they stand with SARS.

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Common questions

Frequently askedquestions

When is the 2026 tax return deadline?

Non-provisional taxpayers must file by 23 October 2026. Provisional taxpayers and trusts have until 22 January 2027. Filing opened on 13 July 2026, after the auto-assessment period from 1 to 12 July.

SARS auto-assessed me. Do I still need to do anything?

Check the assessment carefully. SARS only uses the information it has, so missing medical expenses, retirement annuity contributions or extra income can mean you are owed more, or that you will be audited later. You can accept it, or file a corrected return.

Do I have to submit a tax return?

Many people do, including anyone with income from more than one employer, rental, business or foreign income, or income above the filing threshold. If you're unsure, ask us; it takes a few minutes to check.

What do you need from me?

Usually your IRP5, medical aid and retirement annuity certificates, investment income certificates and details of any other income or expenses. We send you a list tailored to your situation.

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