The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is intensifying its efforts to address tax non-compliance, in collaboration with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). This as the filing season for the 2024 tax year gets underway. The Tax Administration Act of 2011 outlines various criminal offenses related to tax non-payment and outstanding returns. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Jashwin Baijoo, Head of Strategic Engagement & Compliance at Tax Consulting SA

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is intensifying its efforts to address tax non-compliance, in collaboration with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). This as the filing season for the 2024 tax year gets underway. The Tax Administration Act of 2011 outlines various criminal offenses related to tax non-payment and outstanding returns. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Jashwin Baijoo, Head of Strategic Engagement &amp; Compliance at Tax Consulting SA

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SARS intensifies efforts to address tax non-compliance

Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein will hand down judgment in the ANC-IEC candidates submission battle later this morning. Judgment was reserved last night after two and half hours of legal wrangling which stems from the ANC's alleged failure to submit its councillor candidates for the November 4 local polls. The party cited a technical glitch on the IEC system which prevented it from submitting over 180 of candidates during the August 28 deadline. The IEC had since refuted the claim. Our Politics Report Ntebo Mokobo has more

Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein will hand down judgment in the ANC-IEC candidates submission battle later this morning. Judgment was reserved last night after two and half hours of legal wrangling which stems from the ANC's alleged failure to submit its councillor candidates for the November 4 local polls. The party cited a technical glitch on the IEC system which prevented it from submitting over 180 of candidates during the August 28 deadline. The IEC had since refuted the claim. Our Politics Report Ntebo Mokobo has more

Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein to hand down judgment in the ANC-IEC candidates battle

Gauteng has recorded an overall decline in several major crime categories, but the latest figures show that some communities are still seeing sharp increases in contact crime. Tembisa, Diepsloot, Alexandra, Mamelodi East and Orange Farms are among the areas recording increases in crimes including murder, assault, robbery and sexual offences. The DA says provincial averages are masking what residents are experiencing on the ground and is calling for more resources to be directed to crime hotspots. We're joined by Crezane Bosch, DA Gauteng Shadow MEC for Community Safety, to discuss the figures and what needs to change.

Gauteng has recorded an overall decline in several major crime categories, but the latest figures show that some communities are still seeing sharp increases in contact crime. Tembisa, Diepsloot, Alexandra, Mamelodi East and Orange Farms are among the areas recording increases in crimes including murder, assault, robbery and sexual offences. The DA says provincial averages are masking what residents are experiencing on the ground and is calling for more resources to be directed to crime hotspots. We're joined by Crezane Bosch, DA Gauteng Shadow MEC for Community Safety, to discuss the figures and what needs to change.

Gauteng records an overall decline in several major crime categories

The Road Accident Fund, RAF will host a community outreach programme in Ulundi, KwaZulu Natal next week Saturday. Residents of Zululand District will get direct access to services including registering new claims, checking claim status and consolidating compliance documents. The Fund says claimants should bring ID documents, accident reports and medical reports where available. For more on the outreach programme we spoke to Khathu Magadani, Manager for Campaigns Management at the Road Accident Fund, RAF

The Road Accident Fund, RAF will host a community outreach programme in Ulundi, KwaZulu Natal next week Saturday. Residents of Zululand District will get direct access to services including registering new claims, checking claim status and consolidating compliance documents. The Fund says claimants should bring ID documents, accident reports and medical reports where available. For more on the outreach programme we spoke to Khathu Magadani, Manager for Campaigns Management at the Road Accident Fund, RAF

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