SARS nails taxpayer with R2 million penalty for tax fraud
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has hit a taxpayer with a R3.6 million tax bill, including a R2 million penalty for fraudulent tax return filings.
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has hit a taxpayer with a R3.6 million tax bill, including a R2 million penalty for fraudulent tax return filings.
South Africans with unused retirement contributions could lose valuable tax savings if they use them incorrectly, with the balance potentially worth up to 45% in tax relief, depending on how it is applied.
Women in law are rewriting the rules of a profession once dominated by men and they are making sure the next generation does not have to walk the path alone.
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