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Who can legally represent taxpayers in Tax Court?Bronwyn Dearden and Shekesh Sirkar

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Employee tax: PAYE now or pay the consequences

By Graeme Palmer 7 Jun 2024

Source: Supplied. Guy Chennells chief commercial officer at Discovery Comprehensive Employee Benefits (CEB).

There’s no turning back, make sure your provider can pay Two-Pot claims

3 Jun 2024

SA, US to share tax information

SA, US to share tax information

10 Jun 2014

Eugene Wessels, Business Insights Manager: Enterprise Business Reporting at SARS

SARS implementation fights non-compliance

AfriGIS 10 Jun 2014

Prof Chris Evans says that SA's reliance on personal tax and VAT made it difficult to "get more blood out of the stone". Image:

South Africa 'too reliant on personal taxes', says professor

Amanda Visser 10 Jun 2014

City of Cape Town's transport spokesman, Brett Herron is demanding full disclosure of costs from Sanral. Image:

Sanral urged to reveal its secret costs

Philani Nombembe 6 Jun 2014

Sanral responds to "misleading" ads ruling

Sanral responds to "misleading" ads ruling

4 Jun 2014

Judge Dennis Davis has formed a number of sub-committees to look into whether the tax regime is appropriate for those sectors. Image:

Treasury might hike taxes

4 Jun 2014

Osayaba Giwa-Osagie says that government restrictions in SA are limiting investment from Nigerians who are keen to put money into the economy. Image:

SA's red tape restricts Nigerian investments

4 Jun 2014

Crowdfunding a challenging solution to unsecured lending

Crowdfunding a challenging solution to unsecured lending

Jared Nickig 2 Jun 2014

Gordhan's appointment to affect property market

Gordhan's appointment to affect property market

2 Jun 2014

EU rules against SA citrus ban, imposes stricter import criteria

EU rules against SA citrus ban, imposes stricter import criteria

Paul Vecchiatto 2 Jun 2014

New Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba has outlined changes to immigration and visa regulations. Image: GCIS

Gigaba outlines new Immigration Regulations

30 May 2014

DTI's Rob Davies says apart from the film industry's contribution to GDP, it has created 25,000 jobs in South Africa. Image: GCIS

DTI to improve support for film industry

30 May 2014

Mergence Managing Direcgtor Masimo Magerman wants all listed companies to disclose the wage gap between the highest and lowest paid workers when the annual reports are published. Image: Mergence Group

Mergence wants wage gap disclosed in annual reports

Evan Pickworth 30 May 2014

Financial Manager, Geoffrey Makhubo has tabled a R47.1bn budget for the City of Johannesburg that will see property rates, electricity costs and water charges rise at rates higher than inflation. Image:

Jo'burg council chambers to get R103m facelift

Penwell Dlamini and Lehlohonolo Tau 30 May 2014

Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Graeme Palmer 29 May 2014

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

28 May 2014

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

28 May 2014

Money laundering remains a serious problem worldwide and bankers are battling to meet the regulations to prevent money from being 'washed clean'. Image: AdamR

Companies forced to take money laundering more seriously

Amanda Visser 28 May 2014

Transport Minister Dipuo Peters has rubbished rumours that e-tolls will be introduced in KwaZulu-Natal. Image: GCIS

KwaZulu-Natal welcomes move to halt Sanral plans

27 May 2014

New ministers and their portfolios

New ministers and their portfolios

26 May 2014

Believe it or not, you've just finished 'working for the government'

Believe it or not, you've just finished 'working for the government'

23 May 2014

Repo rate unchanged

Repo rate unchanged

23 May 2014

Booze ad ban will have dire outcomes

Booze ad ban will have dire outcomes

Nomaswazi Nkosi, Health Reporter 21 May 2014

Naamsa's Norman Lamprecht says that imported vehicles continue to out-number exported ones. Image:

SA's motor industry slashes its trade deficit

21 May 2014

Commuters will have to pay higher fares to use the Gautrain during peak times – a ploy to force commuters to change their travel patterns, something that the DA says "does not make sense". Image Gautrain

Gautrain fare rise may alter travel patterns

21 May 2014

Vodacom's Shameel Aziz Joosub has confirmed the mobile operator will buy Neotel for R7bn if it gets regulatory approval. Image: Vodacom

Vodacom earnings up just 2.8% to R8.96

20 May 2014

TaxTim stores tax documents in the cloud

TaxTim stores tax documents in the cloud

19 May 2014

Tax Court determines merit of tax assessments

Tax Court determines merit of tax assessments

Nicole Paulsen 14 May 2014

Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has distanced herself from the Foodcorp deal that gave the company large quotas for hake and lobster. Image: GCIS

Joemat-Pettersson distances herself from FoodCorp deal

14 May 2014

Sanral warns against hoax email

Sanral warns against hoax email

12 May 2014

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SA, US to share tax information

SA, US to share tax information

10 Jun 2014

Eugene Wessels, Business Insights Manager: Enterprise Business Reporting at SARS

SARS implementation fights non-compliance

AfriGIS 10 Jun 2014

Prof Chris Evans says that SA's reliance on personal tax and VAT made it difficult to "get more blood out of the stone". Image:

South Africa 'too reliant on personal taxes', says professor

Amanda Visser 10 Jun 2014

City of Cape Town's transport spokesman, Brett Herron is demanding full disclosure of costs from Sanral. Image:

Sanral urged to reveal its secret costs

Philani Nombembe 6 Jun 2014

Sanral responds to "misleading" ads ruling

Sanral responds to "misleading" ads ruling

4 Jun 2014

Judge Dennis Davis has formed a number of sub-committees to look into whether the tax regime is appropriate for those sectors. Image:

Treasury might hike taxes

4 Jun 2014

Osayaba Giwa-Osagie says that government restrictions in SA are limiting investment from Nigerians who are keen to put money into the economy. Image:

SA's red tape restricts Nigerian investments

4 Jun 2014

Crowdfunding a challenging solution to unsecured lending

Crowdfunding a challenging solution to unsecured lending

Jared Nickig 2 Jun 2014

Gordhan's appointment to affect property market

Gordhan's appointment to affect property market

2 Jun 2014

EU rules against SA citrus ban, imposes stricter import criteria

EU rules against SA citrus ban, imposes stricter import criteria

Paul Vecchiatto 2 Jun 2014

New Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba has outlined changes to immigration and visa regulations. Image: GCIS

Gigaba outlines new Immigration Regulations

30 May 2014

DTI's Rob Davies says apart from the film industry's contribution to GDP, it has created 25,000 jobs in South Africa. Image: GCIS

DTI to improve support for film industry

30 May 2014

Mergence Managing Direcgtor Masimo Magerman wants all listed companies to disclose the wage gap between the highest and lowest paid workers when the annual reports are published. Image: Mergence Group

Mergence wants wage gap disclosed in annual reports

Evan Pickworth 30 May 2014

Financial Manager, Geoffrey Makhubo has tabled a R47.1bn budget for the City of Johannesburg that will see property rates, electricity costs and water charges rise at rates higher than inflation. Image:

Jo'burg council chambers to get R103m facelift

Penwell Dlamini and Lehlohonolo Tau 30 May 2014

Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Graeme Palmer 29 May 2014

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

28 May 2014

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

28 May 2014

Money laundering remains a serious problem worldwide and bankers are battling to meet the regulations to prevent money from being 'washed clean'. Image: AdamR

Companies forced to take money laundering more seriously

Amanda Visser 28 May 2014

Transport Minister Dipuo Peters has rubbished rumours that e-tolls will be introduced in KwaZulu-Natal. Image: GCIS

KwaZulu-Natal welcomes move to halt Sanral plans

27 May 2014

New ministers and their portfolios

New ministers and their portfolios

26 May 2014

Believe it or not, you've just finished 'working for the government'

Believe it or not, you've just finished 'working for the government'

23 May 2014

Repo rate unchanged

Repo rate unchanged

23 May 2014

Booze ad ban will have dire outcomes

Booze ad ban will have dire outcomes

Nomaswazi Nkosi, Health Reporter 21 May 2014

Naamsa's Norman Lamprecht says that imported vehicles continue to out-number exported ones. Image:

SA's motor industry slashes its trade deficit

21 May 2014

Commuters will have to pay higher fares to use the Gautrain during peak times – a ploy to force commuters to change their travel patterns, something that the DA says "does not make sense". Image Gautrain

Gautrain fare rise may alter travel patterns

21 May 2014

Vodacom's Shameel Aziz Joosub has confirmed the mobile operator will buy Neotel for R7bn if it gets regulatory approval. Image: Vodacom

Vodacom earnings up just 2.8% to R8.96

20 May 2014

TaxTim stores tax documents in the cloud

TaxTim stores tax documents in the cloud

19 May 2014

Tax Court determines merit of tax assessments

Tax Court determines merit of tax assessments

Nicole Paulsen 14 May 2014

Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has distanced herself from the Foodcorp deal that gave the company large quotas for hake and lobster. Image: GCIS

Joemat-Pettersson distances herself from FoodCorp deal

14 May 2014

Sanral warns against hoax email

Sanral warns against hoax email

12 May 2014

High Court gives judgment on tax clearance certificates

High Court gives judgment on tax clearance certificates

Heinrich Louw 9 May 2014

Levels of alcohol abuse are too high in South Africa and the Treasury is considering taxing alcohol more heavily in an effort to cut down on such abuse. Image: Victor Habbick

Beverage tax aimed at reducing alcohol abuse

Linda Ensor 6 May 2014

Ford's Stuart Rayner says the use of MMT could damage modern engines and void the manufacturer's warranty. Image: Ford

Hazardous fuel additive raises its head

David Furlonger 5 May 2014

A draft paper on SA's proposed carbon tax has been published for comment. Image:

Carbon offsets paper out for comment

Sue Blaine 2 May 2014

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has dumped the Insurance Laws Amendment Bill. Image: GCIS

Gordhan dumps Insurance Laws Amendment Bill

Evan Pickworth 2 May 2014

Policy proposing carbon offset scheme published

Policy proposing carbon offset scheme published

30 Apr 2014

Employers must use latest version of SARS e@syFile Employer system

Employers must use latest version of SARS e@syFile Employer system

30 Apr 2014

Thousands of taxis exempted from e-tolls

Thousands of taxis exempted from e-tolls

29 Apr 2014

Tisa's Francois van der Merwe says something must be done to curb illegal sales of cigarettes. Image:

Trade in illicit cigarettes hits tax revenue

Linda Ensor 29 Apr 2014

Communications Minister, Yunus Carrim is pleased that communications costs in South Africa have dropped. Image: GCIS

Minister pleased with steps to cut communication costs

Samuel Mungadze 29 Apr 2014