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Ad Valorem Excise DA75

The declaration for ad valorem excise — a value-based excise on certain 'luxury' goods like perfumery, cosmetics and some electronics.

Last updated: 24 May 2026

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DA75 — The declaration for ad valorem excise — a value-based excise on certain 'luxury' goods like perfumery, cosmetics and some electronics.

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Key facts

When you need itYou manufacture or import goods subject to ad valorem excise duty.
Where to submitSubmitted to SARS Excise.
Does customs stamp it?NO PHYSICAL STAMPNo — assessed electronically as part of your excise account.
Commonly confused withAd valorem excise is separate from ordinary customs duty — some imports attract both.

Frequently asked questions

What is the DA75?

The declaration for ad valorem excise — a value-based excise on certain 'luxury' goods like perfumery, cosmetics and some electronics.

When and where do I lodge the DA75?

You manufacture or import goods subject to ad valorem excise duty. Submitted to SARS Excise.

Does customs stamp the DA75?

No — assessed electronically as part of your excise account.

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