Lunch Hour Conversation with the Tax Ombud - Insights into OTO's Systemic Investigation
Duration: 1 hour
Price: R0.00
Lunch Hour Conversation with the Tax Ombud - Insights into OTO's Systemic Investigation
Presenters : Francois Viljoen , Theo Burrows
Overview
Join us on 8 April 2025 at 13h00 for an insightful lunchtime discussion on systemic investigations, presented by Theo Burrows and Francois Viljoen, OTO Specialists in Systemic Investigations. This dynamic session will highlight the critical role systemic investigations play in enhancing South Africa's tax administration system.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of key topics, including identifying systemic issues, the review process, and how resolving these issues promotes fairness and efficiency. Through interactive discussions, real-life case studies, and an engaging Q&A session, participants will explore the practical impact of systemic investigations and their benefits for taxpayers and businesses alike.
Whether you're a tax professional, business owner, or someone interested in tax justice, this event offers valuable insights and actionable knowledge. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how systemic investigations ensure fairness and transparency within our tax administration system while sharing your input on potential issues that should be addressed. Mark your calendar and join us for this transformative conversation.
Video Content
- What the OTO considers a systemic issue
- The importance of investigating and resolving systemic issues
- How potential systemic issues are identified
- The review process for systemic issues
- Monitoring progress on open systemic issues
- Engaging discussions on current open systemic issues
Competencies Developed
- Participate in interactive discussions to clarify potential systemic issues
- Understand what systemic issues are and why they need to be investigated
- Gain insight into the review process of systemic issues
- Stay informed about current open systemic issues
- Identify potential systemic issues that could be addressed
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