Core Declarations SARS Customs & Excise form

Voucher of Correction (VOC) SAD504

The form to correct a mistake on a declaration already submitted — wrong value, tariff, quantity or currency.

Last updated: 24 May 2026

Quick answer

SAD504 — The form to correct a mistake on a declaration already submitted — wrong value, tariff, quantity or currency.

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Key facts

When you need itYou spot an error after lodging, or SARS queries your entry and a correction is needed.
Where to submitSubmitted electronically to SARS against the original declaration.
Does customs stamp it?NO PHYSICAL STAMPProcessed electronically; may trigger an adjusted bill or a refund.
Commonly confused withTo recover money after overpaying you may also need a DA66 refund application.

Frequently asked questions

What is the SAD504?

The form to correct a mistake on a declaration already submitted — wrong value, tariff, quantity or currency.

When and where do I lodge the SAD504?

You spot an error after lodging, or SARS queries your entry and a correction is needed. Submitted electronically to SARS against the original declaration.

Does customs stamp the SAD504?

Processed electronically; may trigger an adjusted bill or a refund.

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