Sars to challenge Jacob Zuma tax ruling
"The judgment as it stands, if left unchallenged, would undermine the sacrosanct principle of the confidentiality of taxpayer information," said tax boss Edward Kieswetter.
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"The judgment as it stands, if left unchallenged, would undermine the sacrosanct principle of the confidentiality of taxpayer information," said tax boss Edward Kieswetter.
"The judgment as it stands, if left unchallenged, would undermine the sacrosanct principle of the confidentiality of taxpayer information," says tax boss Edward Kieswetter.
"The judgment as it stands, if left unchallenged, would undermine the sacrosanct principle of the confidentiality of taxpayer information," says tax boss Edward Kieswetter.
"The judgment as it stands, if left unchallenged, would undermine the sacrosanct principle of the confidentiality of taxpayer information," says tax boss Edward Kieswetter.
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