Ina Opperman According to a statement from Sars, it was aware of Adobe’s notice to discontinue support for some of its products after December 2020 and had already migrated the vast majority of its most critical forms. What went wrong Until now, Sars had focused on the major tax types with the highest volumes, which are largely completed and operationally stable. However, Sars admits that it erred in its interpretation that the functionality would continue beyond the support date, creating frustration for many taxpayers. Sars says it had planned the migration of all forms as a priority. “However, as part of its mandate, Sars administers many taxes and compliance mechanisms with many submission requirements and interactions that require capturing and submitting data through many different forms.”