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Supreme Court ruling: taxpayers can now use non-legal practitioners in tax court
The Supreme Court of Appeal's landmark ruling allows taxpayers to be represented by non-legal practitioners in the Tax Court, challenging SARS' restrictive interpretation of representation rights. This decision has significant implications for taxpayers and their representatives in tax disputes.
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Supreme Court ruling: taxpayers can now use non-legal practitioners in tax court
The Supreme Court of Appeal's landmark ruling allows taxpayers to be represented by non-legal practitioners in the Tax Court, challenging SARS' restrictive interpretation of…
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Taxpayers Reclaim Courtroom: SCA decision empowers taxpayers against Sars's legal restrictions
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of Appeal has empowered taxpayers by allowing lay representation in tax court, challenging Sars's attempts to monopolise legal…