SARS-registered tax practitioner · SAIT member
Tax made simple.
For every stage of life and business.
SureCare is a SARS-registered tax practice in Pretoria, serving clients across South Africa. From your annual return to SARS audits and disputes, we make sure you're compliant, on time — and paying only the tax that's legally due.
How we help
- Personal & company tax returns
- SARS disputes & objections
- Provisional tax, VAT & PAYE
“Proper tax planning is not something you can really do when you submit your tax return. It starts long before.”
Danie van den Berg, Tax Consultant & Founder
- Salaried employees & commission earners
- Sole proprietors & freelancers
- Small & medium businesses
- Property investors & landlords
- Retirees & pensioners
- Trusts & deceased estates
Our services
Complete tax support for individuals and businesses
Whatever your tax needs, we provide practical, compliant solutions — handled professionally from start to finish.
Personal Income Tax
Accurate ITR12 returns that claim every deduction you're entitled to — without the stress of eFiling.
Learn moreCompany & Business Tax
Income tax compliance for companies, close corporations and sole proprietors.
Learn moreProvisional Tax
IRP6 estimates and payments that keep you clear of SARS penalties and interest.
Learn moreVAT
VAT registration, VAT201 returns and practical advice on what you can claim.
Learn morePAYE & Payroll Tax
Monthly EMP201 submissions, bi-annual EMP501 reconciliations, UIF and SDL.
Learn moreSARS Disputes & Tax Debt
Objections, appeals, audits, penalty remissions and payment arrangements with SARS.
Learn moreWhy SureCare
Committed to quality, personal service
Tax is personal. We take the time to understand your circumstances and give advice that fits — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Personal, direct service
You deal with Danie directly — not a call centre. Your questions get answered by the person handling your file.
Accuracy you can rely on
Every return is carefully prepared and checked, reducing the risk of SARS queries, verifications and penalties.
Pay only what's due
We make sure you claim every deduction and allowance the law permits — and plan ahead to legally reduce future tax.
Never miss a deadline
We track SARS deadlines for you, from provisional tax to annual filing season, so penalties and interest are avoided.
How it works
Three simple steps
Getting your tax sorted shouldn't be complicated. Here's what working with us looks like.
- 1
Tell us what you need
Call, email or send a message through our contact form. We'll discuss your situation and give you an upfront quote.
- 2
Share your documents
We send you a simple checklist. Documents can be shared electronically — no need to visit an office.
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We handle SARS
We prepare, review and submit everything, deal with SARS on your behalf and keep you informed until it's finalised.
Common questions
Answers to frequently asked tax questions
Not sure where you stand with SARS? Start here — or contact us for advice specific to your situation.
Do I need to submit a tax return if SARS sent me an auto-assessment?
Not always — but you should always check it. Auto-assessments are based on third-party data SARS holds (such as IRP5s and medical aid certificates) and may leave out deductions you're entitled to, such as retirement annuity contributions, travel claims or additional medical expenses. We review your auto-assessment and advise whether to accept it or file an amended return.
What documents do I need for my personal tax return?
Typically your IRP5/IT3(a) from your employer, medical aid tax certificate, retirement annuity certificates, investment income certificates (IT3(b)/IT3(c)), and supporting documents for any other income or deductions — such as a travel logbook or rental income and expenses. We'll send you a simple checklist tailored to your situation.
Who has to pay provisional tax?
Generally, anyone who earns income that is not fully taxed through PAYE — for example business, rental, freelance or investment income above certain thresholds — as well as companies and most trusts. Provisional tax is paid in two compulsory instalments during the tax year, with an optional top-up payment afterwards. We'll confirm whether it applies to you.
I've fallen behind on my tax returns. What now?
You're not alone, and it's fixable. The sooner outstanding returns are submitted, the sooner penalties stop growing. We help you catch up, request penalty remissions where there are grounds, and — where necessary — negotiate a payment arrangement with SARS or explore the Voluntary Disclosure Programme.
Let's get your tax affairs sorted
Tell us what you need and we'll come back to you with clear advice and an upfront quote.