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BusNavig8
Didnt know I had to be so technical!
I was referring in line with the thread in terms of an ADR. The basis in which the objection committee will make its ruling on whether there was a loss to the fiscus and how much was that loss. In this case it was merely a day and then compound interest from there. The fact that penalties and interest are first taken into account is a given as that is the practice at SARS, it will not be the basis of the motovation.
Actually any objection/ADR process can only be done within 3 years from the date the assessment was issued. Therefore a motivation as to why it was outside of this timeframe will also have to be made ( Being why I asked the questions in my earlier posting)
That is why I offered to assist. If there is one thing I know its SARS procedure and systems.
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