SARS gets Mark Lifman. Bathabile Dlamini out. Another love letter from Kim to Trump. Chemical castration law. 40 000-year-old severed wolf head found. World’s highest-paid athletes list. Gaga, Cooper’s ex, bond. Harry to Angola.
With less than a month to go until tax season starts once again, here’s everything you need to know to get ahead of the game.
Since the National Treasury and SARS announced that expat tax law changes, there’s been some panic. It’s worth brushing up on that front.
Yesterday, the High Court in Pretoria dealt Tom Moyane, and by association Jacob Zuma, a serious blow. The wheels of change are turning.
SARS are looking to crack down on individuals and businesses who were late to the party, and they are threatening sizeable administrative penalties.
The deadline for filing your tax returns as a non-provisional tax-payer was October 31 – a bad day for procrastinators who tried to file at the last minute.
SARS R120k book, R200m contract shockers. Dros rape crowdfunding. Khashoggi body parts found in garden. British #MeToo scandal. SA’s best restaurants. Rapper dies after plane stunt. Depp’s new film. Secret Netflix codes.
You know you’ve reached peak internet notoriety when somebody remixes your interview into a dance track. Drop that beat, Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane.
Yesterday morning’s SABC interview with Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane, SARS’ IT boss, was a trainwreck. She wasn’t done for the day.
SARS is in serious need of some PR, given that their plight has been widely discussed following the damning Nugent report. This is not that good PR.
You already knew that SARS is a bit of a mess, but the Nugent Commission of Inquiry’s report is astounding. There is one man at the centre of it all.
Tax season is almost over, which means the deadline for submitting your tax returns is rapidly approaching. Here’s what you need to know.
Moyane’s R142 billion robbery. Fears over missing CT psychologist worsen. NK improving nuclear. DA tearing itself apart. Was Grace behind Zim assassination? Rhino horn trade. Get shredded in six weeks. Loch Ness hunt. Floyd’s $18 million watch. Leo and Brad’s new movie.
Some people are go-getters, and others tend to leave things to the last minute. If you fall into the latter category, then you’ll need to pay attention.
The Hawks appear to have found their wings this year, swooping in on a massive syndicate operating out of Durban and Jozi. Turns out they’re taking the piss at SARS.
During the budget speech on February 21, South Africans will learn how the government plans to cover massive budget shortfalls. You might not like it.
Every month it’s the same thing: the government takes a percentage of our money, which they’re supposed to use for the greater good. About those tax returns, then.
Here’s a pretty staggering statistic – 1% of the South African population pays 60% of the personal tax collected by SARS. That doesn’t bode well for our economy.
After announcing a tax amnesty programme for those who had money stashed away in offshore accounts, SARS have tallied up the cash.
After releasing a statement on Friday retracting the findings and recommendations of its 2014 report into an alleged SARS rogue unit, KPMG is falling apart.
Needing to fill some massive tax holes, analysts are expecting SARS to increase taxes during our Finance Minister’s mini-budget speech in October.
If you are one of the many who reap the benefits of paying lesser tax from working overseas, that all might change in the next few years. Here’s what you need to know.
We might be in the middle of the 2016/17 tax season, but on Monday, SARS released a whole lot of stats regarding last year’s one. Some vital info in there, too.
Uh oh, the Hawks are in trouble, Symington came along and burst their bubble…A legit crime, or a mere political play? This video shows that the Hawks’ chose the latter
According to EWN, it is understood that a formal charge of fraud as been laid against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. And so the rand begins to plummet.
The Hawks are once again on Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s case, and he has once again refused to do what they demand. Let’s get up to speed.
Gerrie Nel, our hero in South Africa’s bloodiest Valentine case, is now being probed by the Hawks for allegedly having a part to play in the Sars “rogue” unit.
Tax still got you pulling your hair out? There’s an easier way to get what you need.
Tax return season ends THIS Friday and if you’re one of those last minute people who’re scrambling their situation together, check out these top tips.
The taxman is coming, which is why it pays to be up to date with the latest changes SARS has made. Are you sure you’re doing it right?