Tax Guide for Small Businesses 20 20 /2
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11. Request for correction
A taxpayer, who makes an error in the return submitted, and wishes to correct this mistake, may submit a Request for Correction (RFC) which is available through SARS eFiling or at a SARS branch. This action allows the taxpayer to correct a previously submitted return or declaration for income tax and in certain circumstances for VAT. If the RFC function is not available to the taxpayer through SARS eFiling an objection may be lodged. 124 12. Objection against assessment or decision A taxpayer, who is – • not able to submit a RFC (see above); or • not satisfied with an assessment, decision or determination received from SARS, may lodge an objection in writing stating fully, and in detail the grounds on which the objection is lodged. The objection must be submitted within 30 business days from – • the date of the assessment; or • the date that written reasons (decision or determination) for the assessment were provided by SARS. If the taxpayer’s objection has been disallowed (in part or in full), the taxpayer has the right to note an appeal (see 13). 125 122 See Interpretation Note 68 “Provisions of the Tax Administration Act that did not Commence on 1 October 2012 under Proclamation 51 in Government Gazette 35687”. 123 See Chapter XI of the Customs and Excise Act which contains provisions dealing with penalties. 124 For more information see the SARS website. 125 For more information see Interpretation Note 15 “Exercise of Discretion in Case of Late Objection or Appeal” and the Rules Promulgated under section 103 of the TA Act. Tax Guide for Small Businesses (2020/2021) 93 13. Dispute resolution As part of a process of reducing the costs associated with dispute resolution, the formal dispute resolution process (the appeal process) has been supplemented by an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process. A dispute which is subject to ADR may be resolved by agreement whereby the taxpayer or SARS accepts, either in whole or in part, the other party’s interpretation of the facts or the law applicable to those facts or both. 126 The Customs and Excise Act, contains its own provisions relating to dispute resolution. Download 0.78 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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