Fraudulent eFiling returns and the 150% penalty

In Taxpayer MLC v Commissioner for SARS (IT 77272) (the “MLC Case”), Eksteen J dismissed an appeal against a 150% understatement penalty for intentional tax evasion and ordered costs against the taxpayer. The outcome is unsurprising.


DEMPE and transfer pricing for intellectual property

In South Africa, section 31 of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 (“Income Tax Act”) applies the arm’s length principle to qualifying cross-border transactions, operations, schemes, agreements or understandings between relevant connected persons or associated enterprises.


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