Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Commissioner may refuse to authorise a refund unless the person has filed required returns and, in writing, provided banking account details for the refund.”
The Commissioner may refuse to authorise a refund unless the person has filed required returns and, in writing, provided banking account details for the refund. The Commissioner may set different minimum amounts by Gazette notice, and will not recover or refund tiny tax differences below the stated thresholds. The Commissioner may set cargo-reporting rules, exporters must not load export cargo before the required report and release are in place, and exporters can be prosecuted for non-reporting or false statements. The Commissioner may make decisions, perform functions, exercise powers, impose conditions, and make rules when administering certain customs administration agreements not enacted into law. This section amends section 20 of the Value-Added Tax Act, 1991 by deleting the further proviso in subsection (5).
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The Commissioner may refuse to authorise a refund unless the person has filed required returns and, in writing, provided banking account details for the refund.
Section 8
The Commissioner may make decisions, perform functions, exercise powers, impose conditions, and make rules when administering certain customs administration agreements not enacted into law.
Section 12
The Commissioner may allow certain records or documents to be kept in an acceptable form, including electronic form, instead of keeping the originals, subject to conditions and with some document types excluded.
Section 18
Section 37 of the Revenue Laws Second Amendment Act, 2006 is repealed.
Section 26
This provision amends a prior section and says the relevant amendments are treated as coming into operation for normal-tax assessments from the start of years of assessment ending on or after 1 January 2008, unless the Act or context says otherwise.
Section 29
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from www.parliament.gov.za · updated 8 Aug 2007
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