Our experienced team specialise in customs and excise law governed by the Customs and Excise Act, 1964. We handle a wide range of matters, including customs duties, excise duties, levies, and regulations related to goods importation, exportation, manufacture, or use. With our specialised knowledge and legal expertise, we provide comprehensive support to clients, ensuring compliance and effectively resolving disputes under the Act.
Our firm offers comprehensive tax planning and strategy services to individuals, businesses, and organisations. We assist clients in minimising their tax liabilities, maximising tax benefits, and ensuring compliance with tax laws through strategic tax planning and structuring. Our team of experts works closely with clients to develop customised strategies that align with their specific financial goals and circumstances.
We aid clients during tax audits, offering close support and collaboration with tax authorities to resolve disputes and achieve favourable outcomes. We have extensive experience in handling tax appeals, representing clients before administrative tax tribunals and courts when necessary. Our team is dedicated to protecting our clients' interests throughout the audit and appeals process, employing effective strategies to address tax issues, negotiate settlements, and strive for successful resolutions.
Our Tax Debt Negotiations service provides expert representation and customised strategies to help individuals and businesses effectively manage their tax debts. We navigate complex tax issues, communicate with tax authorities, and negotiate favourable resolutions on your behalf. With our expertise, you can find relief from mounting tax liabilities and work towards a manageable solution.
Our experienced team specialises in assisting taxpayers with the Voluntary Disclosure Program (VDP) offered by the South African Revenue Service (SARS). Many taxpayers inadvertently fail to fully disclose their tax affairs to SARS. The VDP provides an opportunity for taxpayers to voluntarily disclose any defaults to SARS. By participating in the VDP, taxpayers can potentially avoid understatement penalties and criminal prosecution. Our team meticulously evaluates each case to determine if the taxpayer qualifies for VDP relief. This process requires careful consideration to ensure compliance with the program's requirements and maximise the benefits available to taxpayers.
Our VAT Disputes service provides expert guidance and representation for individuals and businesses dealing with Value Added Tax (VAT) disputes. We specialise in navigating the complexities of VAT laws and regulations, offering thorough assessments of each case, and developing tailored strategies for effective resolution. Our team advocates on behalf of clients during negotiations with tax authorities, ensuring a fair outcome.
Our Law Firm ensures that private organisations in South Africa meet their legal obligations under the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA). We provide expert guidance and support to create a Section 51 manual, a comprehensive document outlining the company's structure and operations. Our service includes assistance in submitting the manual to the appropriate authorities and keeping it updated with any material changes. Trust our experienced legal professionals to navigate the complexities of Section 51 compliance, ensuring your organisation meets regulatory requirements effectively.
Section 47 of the Tax Administration Act of 2011 (TAA) allows the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to request, through a notice, an interview with an individual (regardless of their tax liability) regarding their tax matters. The purpose of this interview is to address SARS's concerns, ascertain information, and potentially eliminate the need for further verification or audit. We specialise in assisting individuals facing interview requests by SARS by offer expert advice, compliance assessment, interview preparation, negotiation, and dispute resolution representation. Trust our experienced team to navigate the intricacies of Section 47, protect your rights, and work towards a favourable resolution regarding your tax affairs.
