Overview

Navigating the SARS dispute resolution process was critical for tax practitioners and taxpayers alike. In this session, we demystified the complexities of Requests for Correction (RFC), Notices of Objection (NOO), and the Appeals process. We explored the procedural timelines, common pitfalls that led to rejected objections, and the strategic approach required when dealing with SARS. This webinar was designed to equip you with the practical knowledge to handle disputes confidently and efficiently.

Webinar Content

• Provided an overview of the legal framework governing tax disputes: Tax Administration Act, Chapter 9.
• Offered practical guidance on when to use a Request for Correction (RFC) versus a Notice of Objection (NOO).
• Outlined the statutory and practical requirements for a valid objection (ADR1/NOO).
• Covered the management of disallowed objections and the preparation of matters for the Appeals process.
• Explained condonation requirements for late objections and appeals.
• Analyzed practical case studies illustrating common dispute resolution challenges and outcomes.

Competencies Developed

• Procedural compliance with the Tax Administration Act dispute resolution framework.
• Drafting skills for effective and compliant tax dispute correspondence.
• Strategic dispute management, including risk assessment and escalation decisions.
• Practical understanding of SARS eFiling dispute functionality and workflows.

Presenter

Theo Burrows

The Tax Faculty: Technical Advisor

Theo Burrows is a seasoned Tax Practitioner with over 30 years of experience in the corporate, non-profit, and small business sectors. In addition to being a practising independent tax practitioner, he serves the tax community as a technical advisor for The Tax Faculty.

The combination of ongoing tax education and practical experience enables him to competently address more complex tax issues of both individuals and organisations. He draws on all these skills and combines them with in-depth knowledge and understanding of the tax environment to provide tax advisory services to both taxpayers and tax practitioners.

CPD

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

Event Investment

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

• Regular price:  R460.00
• Group booking discounts available when you register for a group.

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