Real, stress-free SARS Compliance for South Africans abroad No tax gimmicks Just tax attorneys  Trusted tax pros 

Making sure you are compliant and SARS stays out of your way.

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Reliable, transparent, hassle free compliance – tailored for South African expats.

Our Services at My SA Tax Residency

Double Taxation Avoidance & Treaty Planning

We help you avoid being taxed twice—once in South Africa and once abroad. By leveraging South Africa’s tax treaties with over 80 countries, we ensure you receive the maximum tax exemptions and avoid global income overlap.

Our services include:

  • Tax treaty application and planning
  • Using a Tax Treaty to stop SARS from taxing you
  • Advice on tax residency status across jurisdictions
  • Tax Residency Exit Strategy

    South Africans living abroad gets special SARS attention. If you have been living abroad, we investigate your SARS status and find the best way for you to become non-resident. Where you are planning to exit, we ensure an optimally planned exit. We guide you through the process of officially breaking South African tax residency, ensuring you’re free from exit tax surprises and maintaining full compliance with local and international laws.

    Our services include:

  • A formal non-residency declaration from SARS
  • Exit tax planning by experts
  • Expert guidance on remaining South African assets, retirement and inheritances
  • The only holistic team in South Africa, no subcontractors.
  • Audit Protection & Dispute Resolution

    If SARS challenges your residency or income status, we step in. Our expert legal team has a proven track record of resolving disputes and overturning incorrect assessments. We handle all aspects of your audit defence, ensuring that your tax status is defended efficiently.

    Our services include:

  • SARS audit representation
  • Dispute resolution for residency-related matters
  • Legal advice and support for audit proceedings
  • Compliance & Efficiency

    You will deal directly with the dedicated specialists to streamline your tax residency process. This ensures faster, more accurate compliance with SARS and mitigates risks.

    Our AI tools help:

  • No missing SARS correspondence
  • We let you know exactly what SARS knows about you
  • Error free SARS submissions
  • Only use a Legally Privileged Tax Advisory

    At My SA Tax Residency, we ensure your tax advice is covered by legal privilege. This means you can with comfort share your personal and sensitive information, to ensure you get the best possible guidance.

    This is the only legal way to ensure that:

  • Your personal and financial data remains secure and privileged
  • You receive clear, expert guidance without over-disclosure or errors
  • How It Works

    Step One

    Tax Diagnostic Assessment

    Complete our secure online assessment so we can understand your current tax residency status and any compliance risks. We follow a careful approach to not trigger SARS. The more you think SARS knows nothing about you, often the larger the surprise.

    Step Two

    Expert Recommendation

    We will make a clear recommendation on your roadmap to tax compliance and better planning. Tired of a tax advisor who only knows tax and misses the bigger picture? Our recommendation is discussed in more complex matters before we give you our written roadmap.

    Step Three

    We Handle Your Application

    Once you're ready, our compliance team will prepare and submit all required documentation to SARS and guide you through the full tax residency cessation process.

    We provide you with the armour to safeguard your financial future. Don’t leave your tax residency vulnerable.

    Our service is designed to help South African expatriates efficiently and legally cease their tax residency in South Africa, ensuring your transition is smooth and secure.

    Standard
    Tax Diagnostic

    R 950
    • Income: R0 – R500,000 per annum

    Comprehensive
    Tax Diagnostic

    R 2,500
    • Income: R500,000 – R2.5 million per annum

    Exclusive
    Tax Diagnostic

    R 10,500
    • Income: R2.5 million+

    We’ll Answer Your Questions Before You Ask Them

    Did we miss any? Don’t hesitate to email us for more information!

    Do I need an Approval International Transfer (AIT) pin for moving funds abroad?

    A: As a non-resident you will need an AIT pin from cent oneHowever, if you have not yet ceased your tax residency status and are still noted as a tax resident you do not require an AIT for any transactions below R1 million.Would you like me to explain any further?

    A: No, ceasing your tax residency does not affect your South African citizenship or permanent residency. Likewise, surrendering South African citizenship does not automatically change your tax residency status. SARS will not recognise your client’s non-residency status until it’s officially declared.

    A: You may still receive your South African inheritance; however, you will need to have obtained your non-residency confirmation letter to be able to access the funds. Can I help you obtain one?

    A: Yes, to evidence your non-residency status, you will need to obtain a non-resident confirmation letter. Can I help you obtain one?

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