It’s hard not to be sceptical that the government can handle just how deep this wormhole of illegal activity goes.
The lid was lifted on this fraud syndicate when the ringleader’s wife found out her hubby’s side-squeeze was getting a substantial amount of pocket money.
The alleged ‘dodgy diesel list’ includes all the provinces.
It seems Shakira’s hips do lie a little, especially when it comes to paying taxes.
Boris Becker’s ex-wife claims he was keeping prize horses in his bedroom to hide them from debt collectors who came knocking on their door.
The twelve apostles never needed a G5 to tend to their flock, never mind skateboards and luxury holidays in Cancun.
Who knew that playing games with the financial system would lead Boris Becker down a path to becoming a health and wellness shaman?
The best countries to hide wealth have just been revealed by the Tax Justice Network.
Fail to pay your taxes, and SARS will come knocking, with a number of new initiatives targeting everyone from businesses through to wealthy South Africans.
Google is happy to take money from South Africans for ads. They aren’t happy to pay tax on it, though, which is why they’re finding creative ways around it.
Billionaire Christo Wiese has allegedly been caught up in a tax evasion scheme, that saw him skipping out on paying SARS a small fortune.
The man who is set to be South Africa’s next president seems to have an unclean past when it comes to how exactly he made his riches.
As much as I like banking with HSBC, I still do not understand why they cannot get me a new bankcard. It’s probably because they are busy helping rich people get richer…
Leave it to the tax man to get the job done. An investigation by the SARS elite Tax and Customs Enforcement Investigations (TCEI) unit has linked members of the Zuma family to organised crime. Two of the companies under investigation had employed Zuma’s son, Edward, and his nephew, Khulubuse. They are thought to have been employed as “political insurance.”
Yesterday, literally thousands of financial secrets regarding offshore accounts of the super wealthy were leaked. The “largest journalism collaboration in history” involved nearly 100 reporters sifting through 2,5 million documents which detailed the identities and activities of 120 000 offshore companies.
Shall I compare thee to a shyster douchebag? Compelling new research paints famous playwright, William Shakespeare as a shrude businessman, to put the matter mildly.
Banking Giant, HSBC has a fresh set of allegations of illegal activity in Argentina to answer to. The Argentinian government alleges HSBC used “fake receipts” to facilitate money laundering and tax evasion to the tune of $77 million (R706 million) in that country. Argentina’s tax authority has filed criminal charges against HSBC. HSBC said they […]
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has confirmed that they will investigate whether President Jacob Zuma and his reported donors paid all taxes owed on the donations to him, following DA complaint.