2026/27 tax year · SARS tables

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Type in your expected profit and see your income tax, what to put aside each month, your provisional tax payments, and whether turnover tax would be cheaper.

Retirement annuity deduction is simplified (limited to 27.5% of taxable income, maximum R350 000). Medical credits use the 2026/27 amounts; extra medical expense credits are not included.

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Effective rate / top (marginal) rate
Provisional tax: Aug 2026 and Feb 2027
Turnover tax instead (if eligible)
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SARS income tax tables for 2026/27

2027 tax year: 1 March 2026 to 28 February 2027 (Budget, 25 February 2026).

Taxable incomeRate of tax
R1 – R245 10018% of taxable income
R245 101 – R383 100R44 118 + 26% of the amount above R245 100
R383 101 – R530 200R79 998 + 31% of the amount above R383 100
R530 201 – R695 800R125 599 + 36% of the amount above R530 200
R695 801 – R887 000R185 215 + 39% of the amount above R695 800
R887 001 – R1 878 600R259 783 + 41% of the amount above R887 000
R1 878 601 and aboveR666 339 + 45% of the amount above R1 878 600
Rebate (2026/27)Amount
Primary (everyone)R17 820
Secondary (65 and older)R9 765
Tertiary (75 and older)R3 249
Tax threshold (no tax below)Amount
Under 65R99 000
65 to 74R153 250
75 and olderR171 300

Turnover tax 2026/27 (micro businesses up to R2.3 million turnover)

TurnoverTurnover tax
R0 – R600 0000%
R600 001 – R950 0001% of the amount above R600 000
R950 001 – R1 400 000R3 500 + 2% of the amount above R950 000
R1 400 001 – R2 300 000R12 500 + 3% of the amount above R1 400 000

Sources: SARS "Rates of tax for individuals" and "Budget 2026 Frequently Asked Questions" (sars.gov.za). Some Budget proposals are still subject to Parliament.