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Smile FM - Constitutional Court - Landmark Clicks case with SARS

Jerome Brink, Director in the Tax and Exchange Control practice joined Smile FM, to discuss the landmark Constitutional Court ruling of an appeal by Clicks Retailers against a refusal by SARS to approve an allowance claimed by Clicks in terms of section 24C of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962.

13 Jun 2021 Radio interview
Smile FM - Constitutional Court - Landmark Clicks case with SARS

Smile FM - Constitutional Court - Landmark Clicks case with SARS

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Smile FM - Constitutional Court - Landmark Clicks case with SARS

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Jerome Brink, Director in the Tax and Exchange Control practice joined Smile FM, to discuss the landmark Constitutional Court ruling of an appeal by Clicks Retailers against a refusal by SARS to approve an allowance claimed by Clicks in terms of section 24C of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962.

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