Provisional Tax (IRP6)
Are you calculating your provisional tax accurately – or just guessing?
Missing your IRP6 submission or underpaying can lead to SARS penalties, interest, and future audit flags. KPC ensures your business stays compliant with expertly calculated, timely provisional tax submissions.
Provisional Tax (IRP6)
Are you calculating your provisional tax accurately – or just guessing?
Missing your IRP6 submission or underpaying can lead to SARS penalties, interest, and future audit flags. KPC ensures your business stays compliant with expertly calculated, timely provisional tax submissions.
Why Choose Us?
Why Choose Us?
The risks of getting IRP6 wrong?
Provisional tax isn’t optional — it’s a legal requirement for companies and individuals who earn non-salary income. Misjudging your estimate or missing the deadline can cost your business more than just admin time.
Late submission penalty: up to 10% of tax payable
Interest on underpayment
SARS audit risk
Tax clearance certificate delays
The risks of getting IRP6 wrong?
Late submission penalty: up to 10% of tax payable
Interest on underpayment
SARS audit risk
Tax clearance certificate delays
Provisional tax isn’t optional — it’s a legal requirement for companies and individuals who earn non-salary income. Misjudging your estimate or missing the deadline can cost your business more than just admin time.
What’s Included in Our IRP6 Service?
Provisional Tax (IRP6) Calculation and Submission
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- Accurate calculation of your estimated taxable income.
- Preparation and electronic submission of your IRP6 return to SARS (twice a year).
- Assistance with both First Period (August) and Second Period (February) submissions.
Tax Planning and Estimations
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- Strategic advice to prevent overpayment or underpayment of tax.
- Forecasting your annual income to avoid SARS penalties.
- Helping you adjust your estimates if your income changes during the year.
Provisional Tax Compliance Checks
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- Verifying that all your SARS submissions are up to date.
- Ensuring no missed deadlines or errors that can cause penalties.
- Reviewing your Statement of Account for accuracy.
Business and Individual Support
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- Services tailored for individual provisional taxpayers (freelancers, contractors, landlords).
- Support for companies and small businesses needing regular IRP6 submissions.
Annual Tax Alignment
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- Linking your provisional tax payments with your final income tax return (ITR12 or ITR14) to make sure everything balances at year-end.
What’s Included in Our IRP6 Service?
Provisional Tax (IRP6) Calculation and Submission
Read More
- Accurate calculation of your estimated taxable income.
- Preparation and electronic submission of your IRP6 return to SARS (twice a year).
- Assistance with both First Period (August) and Second Period (February) submissions.
Tax Planning and Estimations
Read More
- Strategic advice to prevent overpayment or underpayment of tax.
- Forecasting your annual income to avoid SARS penalties.
- Helping you adjust your estimates if your income changes during the year.
Provisional Tax Compliance Checks
Read More
- Verifying that all your SARS submissions are up to date.
- Ensuring no missed deadlines or errors that can cause penalties.
- Reviewing your Statement of Account for accuracy.
Business and Individual Support
Read More
- Services tailored for individual provisional taxpayers (freelancers, contractors, landlords).
- Support for companies and small businesses needing regular IRP6 submissions.
Annual Tax Alignment
Read More
- Linking your provisional tax payments with your final income tax return (ITR12 or ITR14) to make sure everything balances at year-end.
Who This Service Is For?
Companies with taxable income
Sole proprietors or consultants
Freelancers and gig workers
Rental property owners
Anyone earning income not subject to PAYE
Who This Service Is For?
Companies with taxable income
Sole proprietors or consultants
Freelancers and gig workers
Rental property owners
Anyone earning income not subject to PAYE
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FAQ
What is provisional tax, and who needs to pay it?
Provisional tax is not a separate tax — it’s a way for SARS to collect your income tax in advance, based on the income you expect to earn for the year.
You’re required to pay provisional tax if you:
Run a business or earn freelance income
Earn rental income
Receive investment income (e.g., interest, dividends)
Have income not fully taxed via PAYE
If you’re earning money outside of a salary, you likely need to register and submit IRP6 returns.
When are the IRP6 deadlines, and how often must I submit?
You must submit two compulsory IRP6 returns during the tax year:
First Submission: 6 months into the financial year (usually August)
Second Submission: End of the financial year (usually February)
There’s also an optional third top-up in September to avoid underestimation penalties.
Missing these deadlines can result in penalties and interest from SARS.
How is provisional tax calculated? What if I don’t know my income yet?
We calculate your provisional tax based on:
Your previous year’s actual income
Your current business performance and trends
Allowable deductions (e.g. expenses, wear & tear)
Estimated taxable income for the year
If you’re unsure of your income, we help you make a realistic and SARS-compliant estimate — and adjust it later if needed.
What happens if I underpay or don’t submit my IRP6?
Underpaying or missing your IRP6 submission can result in:
A 10% penalty on the shortfall
Interest charges on unpaid tax
Increased SARS scrutiny or audit flags
Ineligibility for a Tax Clearance Certificate (essential for tenders and funding)
Avoiding these issues is why accurate and timely IRP6 filing is critical — and where KPC steps in.
Do I still need to submit provisional tax if I made little or no income this year?
Yes — even if your business earned minimal or no income, SARS still expects you to submit a nil return to remain compliant.
Failing to do so can trigger penalties or cause your tax profile to fall into non-compliant status, which may affect:
Your ability to apply for a Tax Clearance Certificate
CSD registration for tenders
Loan or funding applications
We help you file even zero-income IRP6 submissions correctly and on time — so you avoid unnecessary admin or penalties.
Let’s get your provisional tax sorted today
FAQ
What is provisional tax, and who needs to pay it?
Provisional tax is not a separate tax — it’s a way for SARS to collect your income tax in advance, based on the income you expect to earn for the year.
You’re required to pay provisional tax if you:
Run a business or earn freelance income
Earn rental income
Receive investment income (e.g., interest, dividends)
Have income not fully taxed via PAYE
If you’re earning money outside of a salary, you likely need to register and submit IRP6 returns.
When are the IRP6 deadlines, and how often must I submit?
You must submit two compulsory IRP6 returns during the tax year:
First Submission: 6 months into the financial year (usually August)
Second Submission: End of the financial year (usually February)
There’s also an optional third top-up in September to avoid underestimation penalties.
Missing these deadlines can result in penalties and interest from SARS.
How is provisional tax calculated? What if I don’t know my income yet?
We calculate your provisional tax based on:
Your previous year’s actual income
Your current business performance and trends
Allowable deductions (e.g. expenses, wear & tear)
Estimated taxable income for the year
If you’re unsure of your income, we help you make a realistic and SARS-compliant estimate — and adjust it later if needed.
What happens if I underpay or don’t submit my IRP6?
Underpaying or missing your IRP6 submission can result in:
A 10% penalty on the shortfall
Interest charges on unpaid tax
Increased SARS scrutiny or audit flags
Ineligibility for a Tax Clearance Certificate (essential for tenders and funding)
Avoiding these issues is why accurate and timely IRP6 filing is critical — and where KPC steps in.
Do I still need to submit provisional tax if I made little or no income this year?
Yes — even if your business earned minimal or no income, SARS still expects you to submit a nil return to remain compliant.
Failing to do so can trigger penalties or cause your tax profile to fall into non-compliant status, which may affect:
Your ability to apply for a Tax Clearance Certificate
CSD registration for tenders
Loan or funding applications
We help you file even zero-income IRP6 submissions correctly and on time — so you avoid unnecessary admin or penalties.
