Controversy in Customs: Full Series

Overview

Movement of goods across the borders of the republic is an integral part of our economy. The customs environment is constantly changing and staying up-to-date with these changes are crucial. This contributes to the controversy that exists in customs.

Course Content

In this webinar, we unpack the following:

• SARS detention of containers:
  • Typical queries from SARS.
  • Delays at the border posts.
• SARS audits – focus on valuation as well as imports from BELN countries and the upliftment for VAT purposes.
• Current trends in customs.
• Updates from SARS customs.
• Recommended approaches.

Webinars in this series:

• 12 October: Controversy in customs
• 26 October: Customs hot topic
• 12 November: Customs update

Presenter

Caroline Rheeder

Associate Director – Customs and Excise: Cova Advisory

BA Law and Master Customs Professional (SA)

Caroline joined the Cova Advisory team in October 2018. Before joining Cova, she held a similar role at EY. She holds a BA Degree in Law, and is an admitted attorney. Her role is to build up Cova’s customs advisory business, with a focus on compliance and cost-saving opportunities. Caroline is the Vice-Chair of the American Chamber of Commerce in South Africa’s Regional Trade Forum for 2020 and is registered with the South African Institute of Tax Professionals (SAIT) as a Master Customs Professional (SA). Caroline chairs the SAIT Customs Workgroup. She has also passed the SDS1 (SA Customs Compliance Part 1) and SDS2 (SA Customs Compliance Part 2) exams, both cum laude.

CPD

This event and successful completion of the online assessment will secure 2 hours verifiable output Tax CPD points per session.

Event Pricing

This webinar does not form part of the 2020 Subscription packages.
 

Full Webinar Series:

SAIT member: R790.00

Non-member: R950.00

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