Every SA business deadline, in your own calendar

Subscribe once and the dates live on your phone forever: provisional tax, filing season, the COIDA window and the monthly payroll deadline, each with a one line explanation. Free, no signup, updates automatically when SARS announces new dates.

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What is on the calendar

Provisional tax: 31 August (first payment) and the last business day of February (second payment), yearly
SARS filing season closings: 23 October 2026 for non provisional taxpayers and 22 January 2027 for provisional, as announced by SARS each year
Employer interim reconciliation (EMP501): closes 31 October every year, as set by SARS, with the window opening in late September
COIDA return of earnings window: opens 1 April, closes 30 June as run by the Department of Employment and Labour
Monthly payroll: EMP201 and UIF declarations due by the 7th, every month
An annual nudge that CIPC annual returns are due in your company's own anniversary month, with a link to load yours into your portal's compliance calendar for personal reminders

Company specific dates

This feed carries the dates that are the same for everyone. Your annual return month, beneficial ownership confirmation, B-BBEE affidavit expiry and domain renewal are yours alone: load them once in your client portal's compliance calendar and we email you at 30, 7 and 1 days before each, every year, free.

Get the same dates by email

The calendar shows the year. The email tells you the week before, so you do not have to remember to look.

Fixed dates verified against the current SARS and Department of Employment and Labour announcements; dates announced annually are updated when the announcing body publishes them. Free tools are estimates, not tax advice.