Sars
Sars to temporarily close branches over rising COVID-19 infections
The revenue service advised those who planned to visit the branches to make use of the digital platforms available instead.
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Singer Zahara charged with contempt of court in tax payment case
The Johannesburg Commercial Crimes Court has found her guilty of being a no-show in the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in April.
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How to get a tax refund in 2021 – and every year thereafter
Hopefully, there is some money you can claim from the South African Revenue Service (Sars).
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Moyane maintains intelligence unit established under Gordhan was unlawful
The state capture commission put it to him that the High Court in Pretoria set aside the Public Protector’s findings that like him said the unit was rogue.
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Moyane says Zuma told him of his intention to appoint as Sars commissioner
The state capture commission said this was the first time that Tom Moyane admitted that he knew before anyone else that he would be South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner.
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Moyane responds to Bain claim that he was pursuing political agenda at Sars
The US-based management consultancy firm is accused of playing a major role in the affairs of the South African Revenue Service (Sars) during Tom Moyane’s tenure.
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WATCH LIVE: Tom Moyane testifies at state capture inquiry
He has been implicated by witnesses including Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan of advancing state capture.
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Sars unable to pay wage increases due to budget shortfall, Kieswetter tells MPs
South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Edward Kieswetter was briefing Parliament’s standing committee on finance on Wednesday.
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Kieswetter: Sars gunning for state capture beneficiaries who didn’t pay tax
Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter told Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) that the revenue service was working on seven state capture-related projects and had already handed over 27 criminal cases to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).
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Kieswetter: I will not tolerate any political interference at Sars
South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Edward Kieswetter told Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance that since taking over the reins at the revenue service, he has not experienced any political interference, and neither would he tolerate any.
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High Court hears EFF, PP's bid for leave to appeal Sars 'rogue unit' matter
Last year, the High Court set aside the Public Protector’s report, which found against the formation of the unit after Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan applied that it be reviewed.
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Encouraging progress: Sars collects an additional R138 billion in revenue
Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter has Thursday afternoon announced the preliminary outcome of the revenue collected from 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021.
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Van Loggerenberg tells Zondo Inquiry Moyane left Sars officials to the wolves
Former Sars executive Johann van Loggerenberg said Moyane seemed to accept the reports on the alleged rogue elements in Sars as true and failed to launch any internal investigation into the allegations.
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Sars under Tom Moyane was a nightmare, Symington tells Zondo Inquiry
South African Revenue Service (Sars) official Vlok Symington said that Sars was modernised and built up after 1994 to become recognised as one of the world’s most efficient tax administrations, but that under Moyane’s tenure of fewer than four years, this efficiency diminished.
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Attorney pressured to change report on Sars hostage incident, says Symington
Vlok Symington told the state capture inquiry that the attorney was hired by Sars to investigate a grievance that he laid against then-Commissioner Tom Moyane’s bodyguard following the incident.
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WATCH LIVE: Vlok Symington continues testifying at state capture commission
On Wednesday, he told the commission that the Hawks held him hostage in a boardroom at the revenue service and then snatched a printed email from him.
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Sars' Vlok Symington tells Zondo Inquiry about being held hostage by Hawks
Vlok Symington said he advised Pravin Gordhan in a memorandum that it was lawful for Ivan Pillay to take early retirement and return to the revenue service
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Williams appeals to Zondo Inquiry to provide protection for whistleblowers
Athol Williams said that he was unemployed and had become unemployable since he blew the whistle on the hollowing out of the South African Revenue Service (Sars).
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Athol Williams agrees with Moyane assessment of him being angry & disgruntled
The former partner at Bain Capital was responding to Tom Moyane's affidavit in which he said that he never met Atholl Williams but believed that he was on a mission to implicate his former employer in alleged wrongdoing.
