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An ITAC permit in South Africa is required for Importing and Exporting goods, ensuring compliance with trade regulations.
ITAC Permit
R3790 Once-Off
- ITAC Permit
- Main Requirements: (1) Import License; (2) Tax Clearance Certificate; (3) SARS Registered Representative updated at SARS (we can assist)
- Timeframe: 2-4 Weeks
Additional Important Information:
NB: Please note that SARS will directly charge you an additional R1030 per ITAC permit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ITAC Permit, and why might it be needed in South Africa?
An ITAC Permit, issued by the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, is a type of authorization needed to import or export certain goods. This permit is essential for businesses dealing with regulated items, helping to ensure quality standards, safety, and the protection of local industries.
Who typically needs an ITAC Permit?
Any business or individual looking to import or export specific regulated products, like agricultural goods, chemicals, or industrial machinery, may need an ITAC Permit. This requirement helps control the flow of these goods and makes sure they meet South African standards.
What is the process to apply for an ITAC Permit?
To get started, you’ll need to complete an ITAC application form, which should be submitted with supporting documents. These typically include product descriptions, business certificate number, and any necessary compliance certificates. Most applications can be submitted online, although for some categories, email submission may be an option.
Which products require an ITAC Permit?
Goods that need an ITAC Permit include a range of items, such as textiles, automotive parts, steel, certain chemicals, and specific agricultural products. It’s recommended to check ITAC’s latest list of regulated goods to confirm whether your product requires a permit.
How long does the permit approval process usually take?
On average, ITAC Permit processing takes between 5 to 20 working days, though the exact time can depend on the type of product and the completeness of your application. To avoid delays, make sure all required documents are provided upfront, as missing information can extend the processing period.