S.Africa: SARS is to fine 300,000 new companies for not submitting tax returns!
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Video & Audio: Zimbabwe: After the Blacks destroyed the Whites they had a Secret Famine
This video is filled with lots of hideous, weird and creepy things relating to Blacks. In this video we look at some of the nasty things Blacks did to Whites in Zimbabwe.
Video & Audio: Zimbabwe: After the Blacks destroyed the Whites they had a Secret Famine
This video is filled with lots of hideous, weird and creepy things relating to Blacks. In this video we look at some of the nasty things Blacks did to Whites in Zimbabwe.
[SARS is our stupid, greedy, revenue service feeding our wasteful, incompetant govt. I am wondering if this large number of firms not submitting tax returns is due to them not making money? I don’t know how anyone can make money in South Africa unless you’re black or Jewish or a communist. Jan]
SARS intends to fine 300 000 companies for non submission of their tax returns.
More than 500 000 new companies were registered in the past financial year, of which the vast majority did not submit returns. With this effort, SARS aims to rejuvenate its income.
Experts say it’s going to be an uphill battle for SARS to restore the situation with the current chaos that prevails.
Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
Source: https://southafricatoday.net/south-africa-news/sars-to-fine-300-000-companies/
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Increasing the White population should, in my view, be our HIGHEST STRATEGIC PRIORITY. We must have children, at a frenetic pace the maximum pace that is physically possible. We need numbers.
From Alice Frischmann of Smoloko How to increase White Population Growth My Comments
Increasing the White population should, in my view, be our HIGHEST STRATEGIC PRIORITY. We must have children, at a frenetic pace the maximum pace that is physically possible. We need numbers.
