Author name: Sheryl Barra

The Customs Division of the Seychelles Revenue Commission is urging importers and clearing agents to verify and ensure all their documents are in order, before arriving at New Port for clearance and release of their personal vehicles. Over these past few weeks, Customs have recorded several issues relating to incorrect or incomplete documentation from importers and clearing agents,

As part of its role to encourage compliance to tax laws, the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) conducts a series of audits yearly, to verify if taxpayers’ reporting in relation to their business activities are true and accurate. The examination performed by SRC in-house auditors also reviews the internal controls, financial accounts, business practices, transactions and records kept

World Wellbeing Week, marked between 26 and 30 June yearly, raises awareness on the many aspects of wellbeing, from a persons’ physical, mental and emotional health, to the wellbeing of one at their workplace, home and during leisure time. Wellbeing has never been more important than today, as post pandemic has revealed that during times

The United Nations recognizes Public Service Day, marked on 23 June, as the time to celebrate the value and virtue of public service to the community, the contribution of public service in the development process, the day to recognize the valuable work of public servants and encourage young people to pursue careers in the public

Lecturers from the Seychelles Business Studies Academy (SBSA) have during the month of May and June this year attended various sessions related to the Seychelles tax system and its regime. Hosted by facilitators from the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC), the sessions held in-house on the SBSA grounds at Anse Royale started on 18 May 2023

The Customs Division of the Seychelles Revenue Commission is urging the general public to strictly adhere to the regulations related to importation of balloons into the Seychelles. To date, Customs continues to encounter situations where balloons are being imported by post, carried by passengers in their hand or checked baggage’s’ or imported through courier. Balloons have

Internal Auditors from the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) met with a group of students from the School of Advanced Level Studies (SALS) on Tuesday, 23 May 2023, imparting knowledge about the roles, functions and importance Internal Auditors brings to an organization. The morning session held at the school’s campus in Anse Royale, forms part of

As stipulated in the Revenue Administration Act, 2009 (S.I 138 of 2022), since 1 April 2023, the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) has started to impose penalties on businesses operating in Seychelles failing to register with the organization in the approved form and manner. To provide unregistered businesses ample time to come forward to register their

As part of its annual donation activity, the Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) Audit team donated a total of 208 pencil cases through the Ministry of Education to primary and secondary school students. The pencil cases were donated during a short event held at the Ministry of Education Headquarters in Mont Fleuri on Thursday, 19 January,

The Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) has today announced that effective Wednesday,18 January 2023, its service counters located at the Green Corner Building in Providence will move to Room 115 in the ‘Leve Debrouye’ Micro Enterprise Complex located at Zone 18, Providence. Easily accessible to businesses within the area and beyond, the new office will be