Goods deemed to be luxury or
non-essential goods such as cosmetics and related products, televisions and
radios, motor vehicles and others may be subject to an additional tax
colloquially referred to as ad
valorem excise
duty.
These ad
valorem
excise duties are payable not only on locally produced products, but also on
imported goods.
Any manufacturer of any items
subject to an ad valorem excise duty liability, or anyone
who has any such products manufactured from any materials owned by them are
required to register their premises for ad
valorem excise
duty purposes and submit quarterly returns remitting the ad
valorem
excise duties to SARS (South African Revenue Service).
We assist our clients to navigate
the ad
valorem
legislation and to comply with the requirements.
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