[TOP STORY] New strategies at Sars set to pay off

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‘One of the major things that was a good example of the rebuilding process is what was the reestablishment of the Sars Large Business Centre to what it was, which is essentially a one-stop shop for companies with a certain level of income so that they can more easily resolve their tax issues,’ says Louis Botha, senior associate at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.

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