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Tax Law [2022] ZATC 6

Taxpayer M v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (IT 45585)

Taxpayer M v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (IT 45585) [2022] ZATC 6; 85 SATC 53 (14 January 2022)

Tax Court held that unclaimed ETI for the relevant period was recoverable as payment and not forfeited by the ETIA deeming provisions.

  • Employment Tax Incentive
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Self Assessment
  • Tax Administration Act
  • Forfeiture Of Tax Benefit
  • Employment-tax-incentive
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Tax Law [2018] ZASCA 89

Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Char-Trade 117 CC t/a Ace Parking (776/2017)

Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Char-Trade 117 CC t/a Ace Parking (776/2017) [2018] ZASCA 89; 81 SATC 18 (31 May 2018)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that STC prescription had not begun because Char-Trade never filed the required return for the 2007 dividend cycle.

  • Prescription Of Tax Assessment
  • Secondary Tax On Companies
  • Self Assessment
  • Connected Person Definition
  • Tax-assessment-prescription
  • Secondary-tax-on-companies
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Tax Law [2017] ZATC 9

AB CC v Commission for the South African Revenue Service (13492)

AB CC v Commission for the South African Revenue Service (13492) [2017] ZATC 9 (1 March 2017)

The Tax Court held that AB CC’s 2007 STC assessment had prescribed and set it aside, rejecting the Commissioner’s late attempt to plead fraud or non-disclosure.

  • Secondary Tax On Companies
  • Prescription Of Tax Assessment
  • Self Assessment
  • Non Disclosure
  • Income Tax Act
  • Tax Administration Act
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