The revenue service is sounding an ominous warning as the tax net looks to be closing.
are reportedly in the taxman’s sights, from Gwede Mantashe and Vincent Smith to Nomvula Mokonyane and Dudu Myeni.Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi's testimony at the state capture inquiry,With elections only days away it has led to speculation that the revenue service could be playing politics.Sars says it’s not in a position to comment on this story, suggesting it would be premature to do so.
Political analysts believe this could be a sign Sars is trying to keep this as apolitical as possible. Neither those implicated nor African Global Group – the company formerly known as Bosasa – responded to requests for comment.
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