Online hate can have real legal consequences
Experts say cyberbullying and online harassment have become mammoth challenges in South Africa, shifting rapidly from minor digital nuisances into serious legal and psychological battlegrounds.
Experts say cyberbullying and online harassment have become mammoth challenges in South Africa, shifting rapidly from minor digital nuisances into serious legal and psychological battlegrounds.
This July, millions of South Africans were greeted with an unexpected surprise in their inboxes and SMS notifications — their tax returns had already been prepared for them by the South African Revenue Service (SARS). For many, this shift to auto-assessments has felt like a welcome relief from the burdensome wait, lengthy queues, and often complex paperwork associated with filing taxes. However, as the excitement settles, many are left wondering: can I really trust a tax assessment I didn’t prepare myself?
A recent court ruling has clarified when taxpayers can avoid old customs duty claims from the South African Revenue Service (SARS), giving businesses a stronger defence against late demands.
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