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SARS Requires an ITAC Permit from Companies who want to import Second-hand goods into South Africa. It is otherwise also known as an ‘Import Permit’. Any imported products that has been “used” or “refurbished” falls under this Imports Category. Good will be identified as Second-hand on the commercial invoice / waybill received from your supplier.

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  • 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 Fees: Please note that SARS will directly charge you an additional R1030 per ITAC permit.

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FAQ's & Info on ITAC Permits in South Africa

What is an ITAC Permit?

If an ITAC (International Trade Administration Committee) permit is required, otherwise also known as an Import Permit, it generally means that the product being imported is “used” or “second-hand” goods. Even refurbished goods are considered second-hand and therefore subject to the production of an Import Permit.

To export certain goods out of South Africa, you must have a permit ensuring that you comply with applicable export control measures. The export of some goods may be restricted to support strategies of beneficiation or to assist local manufacturers to obtain raw materials before they are exported.

An export permit is required to ensure that goods exported by an individual or organisation comply with the provisions of international agreements. Export permits also help to control the outflow of goods of a strategic nature or of smuggled and stolen goods.

The policy that applies to the export of goods differs from sector to sector. Policy information regarding the export of specific goods can be obtained from the Import and Export Control Unit at ITAC. Though as indicated, not all goods or products are subject to export control measures.

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If you want to import controlled or used and second-hand personal or individual goods into South Africa, you need permission from ITAC.

To import such goods, you have to apply to ITAC for an import permit.
In the administration of the relevant provisions of the ITA Act, by Import and Export Control a distinction is drawn between the importation of new goods and used goods, second-hand and waste and scrap.

A number or code that is given to the client when they register at customs as an importer or exporter or both. It is also called a customs code or CNN number. It allows an individual or business to clear goods through customs and to make international payments for imported/exported goods.

Here are examples of some of the goods that are subject to Import and Export Control. These type of goods require an ITAC Permit:

  1. Radioactive chemical elements
  2. New pneumatic tyres
  3. Chemicals listed in the 1988 Convention
  4. Fossil fuels
  5. Arms and ammunition
  6. Gambling devices
  7. Used / Second-hand goods

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Here are the Main ITAC Permit Requirements for your ITAC Permit Application

  1. Import License
  2. Tax Clearance Certificate
  3. SARS Registered Representative updated at SARS
  4. ITAC Application Forms
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