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Problems at the Durban Gateway Terminal – formerly Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 – at the South African east coast port of Durban are causing significant berthing and operational delays.
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Taxpayers routinely allow accountants, employees and other advisers access to their tax affairs. What happens, however, when a fraudulent return is submitted using the taxpayer's own eFiling credentials and the taxpayer tries to say: “I didn't do it”?
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The Role of the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) in International Trade in South Africa
International trade is a critical driver of South Africa's economic growth, industrial development, job creation and integration into the global economy.
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A recurring difficulty in tax disputes is how far a taxpayer may develop its case after lodging an objection. SARS understandably wants taxpayers to put their cards on the table early.
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