2027 tax year (1 March 2026 – 28 February 2027)
| Taxable income | Tax |
|---|---|
| up to R245,100 | 18% |
| R245,101 – R383,100 | R44,118 + 26% above R245,100 |
| R383,101 – R530,200 | R79,998 + 31% |
| R530,201 – R695,800 | R125,599 + 36% |
| R695,801 – R887,000 | R185,215 + 39% |
| R887,001 – R1,878,600 | R259,783 + 41% |
| above R1,878,600 | R666,339 + 45% |
Rebates: primary R17,820, secondary (65+) R9,765, tertiary (75+) R3,249. The tax threshold is R99,000 under 65. Medical scheme fees tax credits and retirement fund deductions are not included.
FAQ
How much PAYE on R400,000 a year in 2026/27?
R67,417 for the year (R5,618 a month) for a person under 65, leaving about R27,538 a month after UIF.
Sources (checked 7 Nov 2026): SARS rates of tax for individuals (updated 25 Feb 2026), Budget 2026.