Tax Administration is becoming one of the most challenging and time-demanding aspects of the work of a tax professional. The various penalty provisions of the Tax Administration Act are complex and specific and it is essential for tax professionals to fully understand these provisions and know how to comply and work with them.
This webinar outlines, in understandable language and with a very practical focus, the various penalty and interest provisions and how and when they apply. Furthermore, the webinar explains the circumstances in which penalties and interest can be waived or reduced and takes you through the process to obtain such relief. We also explain the process to follow if you are trying to resolve a dispute with SARS that involves penalties and/or interest.
The Tax Administration Act is very technical and it is essential for every tax professional or business person responsible for managing tax risk, to understand the rules and the processes to be followed.
Delegates will know how and when the various penalty and interest provisions in the TAA will apply and the process to be followed in obtaining and reduction or waiver of penalties and interest.
• Outline of the various penalty and interest provisions in the Tax
Administration Act and other Tax Acts
• Circumstances in which one can apply for a penalty and interest to be
waived or reduced
• The request for remission and objection process
• What to do when there is a problem with the objection process
Tax advisors, taxpayers, accountants, trustees, business owners and managers, bookkeepers and anyone else who deals with SARS.
