How to legally pay zero tax? Serious question.

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If it is a pension or provident fund you have to resign from your work, if it is RA you can't touch the money up until you are 55 at least or if you have or if you have less than R7000, but from what I understand you didn'd do any of these that's why I said I'm keen to know.

Pension fund as I mentioned and yes I resigned to cash it.
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When you know how SARS operates and what their requirements are then you will never have issues. So when you have issues that you can't resolve because you are unsure how it works then get a professional to help you, we can't all be specialists in everything, that's why we have different jobs.

As I have mentioned if this is a normal process then you are correct. When SARS make numerous technical mistakes and don't accept accountability then no.

You want to leave the country because of SARS? I'm sorry but that is really a stupid excuse, when there's a problem fix it, you will never be able to run away from your problems no matter where you go.

Like I said in my original post that people will not believe me including you in your saying. There is a fix to my problems. I need to take legal action against SARS but would require information in the system they have and the refuse to provide me. This is a paradox.
For my career (frivolous IT88 processes against my employers), health(SARS illogic and unaccountability and my time wasted chasing them) and finances (Tax and penalties due to SARS mistakes) I need to leave. The outside stuff adding to the normal reasons for people emigrating also has a part to play so I would not go as far as saying SARS is the only contributor.

As for paing zero tax, sure get a job for R5000 a month and you won't pay tax, but then again every time you fill up with petrol, when you are grocery shopping and etc you will be paying tax. If you don't want to pay tax legally then move to the UAE, you will love the 0% income tax, just not sure if you'll like everything else. The grass is always greener on the other side!

I have been to UAE and Russia where I assume you are originally from judging by your surname. Makes me wonder why you are in SA and not your home country. Pot calling the kettle black?Only joking.

I am taking 1st world English speaking country here. I am planning to work in another country and. move over but to get nationality would take a few years and I would still be a SA citizen and was requesting how to not pay tax on my income earned from savings I transfer to that country while waiting for citizenship. If I invest in property then despite it being my only property I assume CGT would be applicable.

then get a professional to help you

If you know a trustworthy specialist who has experience (not just in theory) of workers not working in SA but having SA nationality then please refer me to one if you know one.