Overview

In this webinar, Nico Theron will discuss the significant judgment of Dr X v CSARS, which serves as a stark reminder of the importance of submitting a proper objection. The case highlights the level of detail required for SARS to consider an objection valid.

Webinar Content

• The minimum requirements for filing a valid objection
• SARS’s burden of proof
• Supporting documents required for an objection
• Grounds for objection

Competencies Developed

After attending this webinar, participants will understand:

• The minimum requirements for filing a valid objection
• When the burden of proof falls on SARS and its implications for submitting a valid objection
• What qualifies as substantiated supporting documents for an objection
• The key grounds for lodging an objection

Presenter

Nico Theron

CTA (SA) (BCom Law (cum laude), LLM (Tax); BCom Honours Taxation; MCom Taxation (SA and International Tax)

Nico is the founder of Unicus Tax Specialists SA, Unicus Tax Academy, and author of Lexis Nexis’ Practical Guide to Handling Tax Disputes. He is an industry-recognised expert in the tax dispute resolution realm, lecturing on tax dispute resolution at various universities across South Africa at postgraduate level and to other tax professionals in practice. Nico also has a 100% success rate in resolving tax disputes in favour of taxpayers through the objection and appeal remedy.

CPD

Attending this webinar and the successful completion of the online assessment will secure a certificate of completion for 2 hour of Tax CPD.

Event Investment

Free for Tax Technicians, Tax Practitioner, Tax Accountant CPD subscribers and Practice Packages. Not a CPD subscriber yet? Click here to register now.

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