Author name: Sheryl Barra

SRC TO DECENTRALIZE ITS TAX LODGMENT AND PAYMENT SERVICES FOR APPLICABLE YEAR 2024

As customary, March is the last month where businesses can lodge and pay their annual business or presumptive tax to the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC). To prevent long queues and constraints during this peak time, the SRC will as from Wednesday 12 March 2025, decentralize its services across various locations on Mahe to allow taxpayers […]

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SRC INTRODUCES DEDICATED APPROACH FOR HANDLING FEEDBACK

The Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) has today introduced a dedicated email address and hotline service to provide taxpayers the opportunity to share their feedback and concerns directly to the Commission. The email complaints@src.gov.sc and hotline number 2823025 now active, is available on weekdays from 8am to 4pm, whilst during the weekends, taxpayers are welcomed to

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SRC STRENGTHENS TAX EVASION LAWS, INCREASE COMPLIANCE FOCUS

Tax evasion is defined as the unlawful act of deliberately misrepresenting, concealing or falsifying information to reduce or eliminate tax liability. This unethical practice which undermines the tax system is considered as a criminal activity Following amendments made to section 50 of the Revenue Administration Act (RAA), effective 1 January 2025, any person who willfully

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SRC ADVISES TAXPAYERS OF NEW OBJECTION PROCEDURE AS AMENDED IN RAA

The Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) is advising taxpayers to remain abreast of the latest changes made to the Revenue Administration Act 2024 (RAA), following amendments made to section 15, 19 and 34 of the act related to objection. Effective 1 January 2025, a taxpayer dissatisfied with a revenue decision may, within ninety days after the

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SRC MARKS INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMS DAY AND REWARDS LONG SERVING EMPLOYEES

The Customs community has once again this year come together, united in celebrating International Customs Day, which officially falls on 26 January of each year. This special day commemorated by World Customs Organization (WCO) under the theme “Customs delivering on its Commitment to Efficiency, Security, and Prosperity” celebrates the value and virtue of Customs Officers,

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SRC ENCOURAGES TAXPAYERS TO APPLY FOR TAX CLEARANCE FOR TENDER PURPOSES EARLY

The Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) is encouraging all taxpayers aiming to apply for any tenders throughout the year 2025 to submit their tax clearance application at the earliest to the Commission’s enforcement unit. As it takes between 5 to 7 days for a tax clearance application to be processed once submitted, taxpayers are advised to

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SRC ANNOUNCES CHANGES TO THE BUSINESS TAX RETURN FORM

The business tax return is a self-assessment document to be completed by sole traders, partnership and companies at the end each tax year to declare and report on their taxable income for the relevant tax period, ‎‎with permitted deductions and exemptions, in line with the applicable laws. The self-assessment return places the responsibility of tax on

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SRC PROVIDES GUIDANCE ON AMENDMENTS MADE TO THE FOURTH SCHEDULE OF VAT ACT 2010

Following amendments made to the fourth schedule of the Value Added Tax 2010 (VAT) and as cited in S.I. 97 of 2024, effective 1 January 2024 the registration threshold for VAT shall be as follows: Registration Type Current Threshold New Threshold Effective 1 January 2025   Compulsory Total value of taxable supplies made or reasonably

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