Another blow for Mkhwebane’s as rogue unit appeal is dismissed by the ConCourt
The apex court refused her leave to appeal application, ruling that it had no reasonable prospects of success.
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Acsa gives South African airports a revamp ahead of the festive season
OR Tambo will be the first to use the South African Revenue Service's new digital travel pass, which will come into effect from 1 November 2022.
SARS to pay special attention on luxury goods purchases to clamp down on suspects hiding sources of income
SARS is starting to look at who is buying luxury apparel and trying to find out where the money comes from
Another blow to Mkhwebane as Concourt dismisses her appeal in the Ivan Pillay ruling
Suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane suffers another blow as the axpex court dismisses her application for appeal in the Ivan Pillay judgement
Taxpayers told to avoid visiting SARS offices as protests over wage disputes and price hikes commence
SARS has instructed taxpayers not to visit their offices as protests over wage increases and price hikes continue .
ANC’s R102m tax bill from SARS indicates corruption against staff
After deducting from employees' salaries but not paying SARS, the ANC is having to settle a R100 million tax bill or start losing assets.
Tax Rights and Responsibilities: Know the Rules
South Africa has published its first compendium of taxpayers as a point of reference for the tax rights and obligations of all.
Natasha Singh: Ex-Eskom exec heads SARS ‘wealthy unit’
SARS takes a firm stance against SA's wealthiest shadow economy smugglers.
SARS and SAPS swoop in on unregistered tobacco plant
SARS puts a stop to a unregistered tobacco manufacturing plant in Johannesburg, when a R30 000 bribe was offered to one of the officials.
SARS Customs seizes R40 million worth of drug-making substance
Upon a routine inspection at OR Tambo, SARS officers come across 67 cases of a substance that is used to make crystal meth.