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South Africa's Best Tax Debt Management Company

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TAX DEBT PRO

Tax Debt Help is proud to boast a 100% success rate when it comes to relieving our clients of their tax debt management issues. Businesses and individuals sometimes struggle to keep up with their compulsory payments to SARS and, if not assisted, will inevitably land up being criminally prosecuted.

Many clients react to the news of their debt by heading to their lawyers’ office immediately, however, entrusting your financial affairs in people who do not deal with SARS and financial matters on a daily basis is a risky maneuver.

You get two different types of tax debt; firstly, Tax debt which includes PAYE debt and Income Tax debt. Secondly, you get VAT debt.

Depending on the client’s specific tax debt situation, we offer various tax debt remedies:

Tax Debt Compromise:

This is when we reach an agreement with SARS, detailing that a portion of your debt is paid off in one lump sum, and the remainder of the debt is written off.

Tax Debt Deferral of Payment Agreements:

This is when we reach an agreement with SARS that allows you to pay your debt back in installments, giving you the opportunity to get back on your feet.

Our Values

We focus on protecting the client’s reputation, their businesses and their assets. Our expert team of tax practitioners have extensive knowledge and experience when it comes to dealing with SARS. When we enter negotiations, we take the client’s current financial situation into account in order to achieve an outcome best-tailored to what they are able to afford.

The Tax Debt Help Difference

As we believe every client has the right to expert tax advice, we even accept cases that have been previously mishandled by others. A large portion of our client base are referred to us by lawyers, attorneys, fellow tax practitioners and accountants.

We’re in the business of helping people save theirs. As South Africa’s best Tax Debt Management Company, let us take care of your tax debt today.