Controversial businessman Mark Lifman appeals ruling to pay Sars R352m
Cape Town - Cape Town businessman Mark Lifman and his business associates have filed an application for leave to appeal the Supreme Court of Appeal finding, which gave the SA Revenue Service the go-ahead to collect R352 million.
She dismissed their stay of execution application against Sars’ assessments into late filing of tax and VAT returns. In 2014 Sars launched an inquiry to investigate suspected non-compliance and/or offences committed by the suspected underworld kingpin and 36 close corporations, companies, and trusts he held an interest in.
But in 2018, Mogola Makola, Sars chief officer, informed Lifman that an internal “review” of an assessment was not permitted in terms of the provisions of the Tax Administration Act, meaning no there was no basis for Lifman’s application for review. Cairns had completed the review in what Sars has now called an irregular action by him.
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