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SARS and Spur legal battle

Recently, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and Spur have been at loggerheads regarding the restaurant group's R48 million share scheme incentive. Jerome Brink, Director in our Tax & Exchange Control Practice provided insight, from a legal perspective, on The Money Show with Bruce Whitfield

22 Oct 2021 10:42 Minutes Radio interview
SARS and Spur legal battle

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Recently, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and Spur have been at loggerheads regarding the restaurant group's R48 million share scheme incentive. Jerome Brink, Director in our Tax & Exchange Control Practice provided insight, from a legal perspective, on The Money Show with Bruce Whitfield

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