Duty Payment & Deferment SARS Customs & Excise form

Payment Slip (Revenue to Customs) DA67

The slip used to pay duty, VAT or other revenue over to Customs & Excise.

Last updated: 24 May 2026

Quick answer

DA67 — The slip used to pay duty, VAT or other revenue over to Customs & Excise.

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Key facts

When you need itYou're paying an assessed amount to Customs.
Where to submitAt the Customs office or via the prescribed payment channel.
Does customs stamp it?NO PHYSICAL STAMPReceipted by Customs as proof of payment.
Commonly confused withIt's the payment voucher, not the declaration.

Frequently asked questions

What is the DA67?

The slip used to pay duty, VAT or other revenue over to Customs & Excise.

When and where do I lodge the DA67?

You're paying an assessed amount to Customs. At the Customs office or via the prescribed payment channel.

Does customs stamp the DA67?

Receipted by Customs as proof of payment.

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