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Income tax 2025: tables, rebates and credits

The year of assessment 1 March 2024 to 28 February 2025, every figure as printed in the Act and cited to its Gazette page.

Work out take-home pay

A regular salary for the whole tax year, no bonus or other income. This does not yet subtract pension or retirement annuity contributions, so your real tax may be lower.

Income tax table, 2025

For the year of assessment 1 March 2024 to 28 February 2025: individuals, deceased and insolvent estates and special trusts, on taxable income.

Taxable incomeTax
Up to R237,10018%
R237,101 to R370,500R42,678 + 26% of the amount above R237,100
R370,501 to R512,800R77,362 + 31% of the amount above R370,500
R512,801 to R673,000R121,475 + 36% of the amount above R512,800
R673,001 to R857,900R179,147 + 39% of the amount above R673,000
R857,901 to R1,817,000R251,258 + 41% of the amount above R857,900
Above R1,817,000R644,489 + 45% of the amount above R1,817,000

Act 19 of 2023, Schedule I, paragraph 1 (natural persons, deceased and insolvent estates, special trusts), under s2, Government Gazette 49948, page 12

Fixed by an earlier Act. No Act of its own: Act 19 of 2023 fixes its rates for any year of assessment commencing on or after 1 March 2023, and no later Act in GPW's online Acts library changes them before the year from 2025-03-01 (Act 45 of 2024 amends customs and carbon tax only; the Revenue Laws Amendment Acts 12 of 2024, 44 of 2024 and 6 of 2025 fix no rates; read 13 Nov 2026). Not yet read: the Taxation Laws Amendment Acts 17 of 2023 and 42 of 2024, which amend the Income Tax Act but have not set these tables in the years we hold.

Rebates and thresholds

Thresholds are our arithmetic, not printed in the Acts: the rebates an age band gets divided by the bottom rate (18%).

Medical scheme fees tax credit

Retirement fund lump sums

Withdrawal (leaving a fund before retirement)

Lump sumTax
Up to R27,5000%
R27,501 to R726,00018% of the amount above R27,500
R726,001 to R1,089,000R125,730 + 27% of the amount above R726,000
Above R1,089,000R223,740 + 36% of the amount above R1,089,000

Act 19 of 2023, Schedule I, paragraph 9(a), Government Gazette 49948, page 16

Retirement, death or retrenchment

Lump sumTax
Up to R550,0000%
R550,001 to R770,00018% of the amount above R550,000
R770,001 to R1,155,000R39,600 + 27% of the amount above R770,000
Above R1,155,000R143,550 + 36% of the amount above R1,155,000

Act 19 of 2023, Schedule I, paragraph 9(b), Government Gazette 49948, page 18

Each table taxes the lump sum together with earlier lump sums, as the Act sets out; this page shows the table only.

Every year we hold

Years before 2014 need the Government Printing Works’ back issues; they come as we read them.

Source: the Rates and Monetary Amounts and Amendment of Revenue Laws Acts as published in the Government Gazette, read from the Government Printing Works’ copies. Our calculation from the tables in the Acts as gazetted, not SARS’s. It isn’t tax advice: a payroll may differ for bonuses, other income, fringe benefits or months not worked. Dataset: income tax tables, release 2026-11-13.3.

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