SARS fraud warning for South Africans
- South Africans are being targeted by increasingly convincing SARS scams during tax season, including phishing messages, fake refunds, impersonation, and eFiling profile hijacking.
- Taxpayers are being warned to remain vigilant and verify every request before sharing personal information or making payments, as cybercriminals are using increasingly convincing scams that closely resemble legitimate SARS communication.
- The Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) has urged taxpayers to be cautious and understand the latest tactics used by fraudsters, who commonly impersonate SARS officials to manipulate taxpayers into disclosing sensitive information or making payments under false pretences.
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