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Most Sassa’s R350 grant applicants are registered for PAYE with SARS

iBusiness Staff by iBusiness Staff
June 21, 2020
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Most Sassa’s R350 grant applicants are registered for PAYE with SARS
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Currently, SASSA has been sending out reasons for declining applications. (Not sure about those who have already been rejected without the reason why). Rejected applicants seem to be registered for PAYE with SARS.

PAYE stands for (Pay As You Earn) which is the amounts deducted that should be paid to SARS by the employer on a monthly basis. Employers complete an EMP201 (Monthly declaration form) declaring the total payment together with the allocations for PAYE, SDL, UIF, and/or (ETI), if applicable.

This means you have a unique PRN (Payment Reference Number) used as a reference. If you are registered for PAYE, SARS will assume you are still working, hence it’s very important to keep your information updated with SARS and the Department of Labour.

To have this matter resolved, it is best to visit the SARS branch or Call the SARS Contact Centre on 0800 00 SARS (7277).

Ask of the documents needed – some of which may be the following: 

  • A bank certified original bank statement or an original letter from the applicant’s bank on an official bank letterhead
  • Certified Copy of ID or passport
  • Original or certified copy of:
    • Municipal or fixed-line account issued to the applicant to confirm the applicants’ physical address
    • An affidavit issued by the commissioner of oaths
    • Utility account
    • Mobile phone account statement
    • Lease agreement.
  • SARS will provide you with a list of all the documents needed. 
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Comments 17

  1. Avatar Sphamandla Erasmus Moloi says:
    2 years ago

    I was declined for no reason but Im not working not getting money from anywhere I never registered anything from SARS

    Reply
    • Isaac More Isaac More says:
      2 years ago

      Hi Spha, PAYE is registered by companies on behalf of employees

      Reply
      • Avatar Delanie says:
        2 years ago

        But if you are unemployed for 1year and 6 months why am I declined

        Reply
  2. Avatar Sagobala jeofrey Popela says:
    2 years ago

    Hi. How can I check if the application for sassa R350 grand relief is been approved? Please help.

    Reply
    • Isaac More Isaac More says:
      2 years ago

      Hi Sagobala, visit ‘SRD SASSA WEBSITE‘ you’ll be asked for your ID and number

      Reply
    • Avatar Susie de Bruin says:
      2 years ago

      https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status

      Reply
  3. Avatar Marizette says:
    2 years ago

    Why should employees struggle with this sars makes it impossible to de~register. Why the systems do not work is beyond me, years of looting and not making it any easier for tax payers. Now they can’t get grants cause the system is not up to date. Sars and 5he government need to get their systems integrated with banks and update platforms online to make it quicker.

    Reply
  4. Avatar Susie de Bruin says:
    2 years ago

    We live in hope and cancellation of my PAYE number is silly. Should I get a contract again to earn an income I must go through the whole process to re-register and all the pitfalls that comes with that.
    SASSA should just get their programmers to stop being lazy and test the last date any PAYE was paid into the system by an employer. No money is available to claim after 6 months

    Reply
  5. Avatar Sibusiso Abie georgere says:
    2 years ago

    Hi I’m not working I was working for contract last December 2019 contract finish I was first pending when I cheked my status says declined and I’m not working for 7months what must I do my I’d

    Reply
  6. Avatar Jurie Bezuidenhout says:
    2 years ago

    Hallo Zack
    My applicatiom was rejected, more than a month after I applied.
    Ironically, Till today I did not received it in writing, I saw it via the internet link. I have no reason why my application was denied either, although I did send an email and attempt to call.
    As you surely aware of, that no back pay will be permitted, which is nonsense. As I see it, Sassa play for time, not to pay these grants as for one or a little as possible payouts.
    The latest excuse for majority declined applications are Paye registered with SARS. Which in turn my SARS registration state that I am without work. NOWHERE on Sassa application requirements are is any mentioning of SARS registrations, it states that you do not receive any other grants etc etc etc – and on top off all this, refugees can apply and most probably… Again the. SOUTH African citizen are kicked in the shin.
    On a last note: In a scenario where your family is hungry, will you feed your family first, before you feed the neighbors… Or do you leave your family hungry and rather feed the neighbors.

    Keep up th3 excellent articles.

    Reply
  7. Avatar Thomas says:
    2 years ago

    I was declined because tjey said i was getting money from another source,cause i worked for 6 years for a company and i never claimed my uif.so if i was declined is it possible to claim my uif after a year,cs m nt getting any income cos i was depending on the srd which was declined.

    Reply
  8. Avatar Edwin Nage says:
    2 years ago

    I am affected, not only did my application declined for this R350 SASSA relief. I am struggling to apply for the Covid 19 ters employees Benefit with the department of Labour too because my employer only deducted PAYE and not UIF to SARS, therefore I am unable to get any of these grants. It is now more than 80 days without any form of ncome or relief.

    Reply
  9. Avatar Keang says:
    2 years ago

    I am affected, not only did my application declined for this R350 SASSA relief. I am struggling to apply for the Covid 19 ters employees Benefit with the department of Labour too because my employer only deducted PAYE and not UIF to SARS, therefore I am unable to get any of these grants. It is now more than 80 days without any form of ncome or relief.

    Reply
  10. Avatar Suran says:
    2 years ago

    My status says approved but no funds received yet..they have not even asked for my bank details but on status page it says payment date 18 June..can someone plse reply if same issue

    Reply
  11. Avatar Benjamin says:
    2 years ago

    My application has been approved a month ago and I submitted my banking details haven’t received my payment yet

    Reply
  12. Avatar Nthabiseng Unice says:
    2 years ago

    Since lockdown my husband didn’t receive anything from his employer till today he’s y gone back to work we applied for sassa it declined due to paye with SARS Wich we know nothing about please tell us what must we do.

    Reply
  13. Avatar nokuthula says:
    2 years ago

    I apply for this R350 because im not working and im realy suffering in this covid coz i no longer get jobs im very sad because idid not get any feedback

    Reply

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