New rules for resolving tax disputes with Sars are now in effect
Among other things, the new rules provide for 80 days to submit an objection and more independence for an alternative dispute resolution facilitator.
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Read moreAmong other things, the new rules provide for 80 days to submit an objection and more independence for an alternative dispute resolution facilitator.
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