Launched by the State Revenue Service (SRS) in 2018, the taxpayer rating system started out with five dimensions of analysis to determine a taxpayer’s individual assessment in the tax authority’s eyes. After hearing suggestions from the business community in February 2020, the rating system (dubbed “tax speedometer”) was expanded to include another two analysis dimensions with five new business assessment indicators. This article explores the system’s objectives, taxpayer groups, key analysis dimensions and assessments, as well as the taxpayer’s benefits from being rated.
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