Friday, May 06, 2022 | 0 Views | BURS Headquarters PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO Mpho Mokwape The lower court judge at the time allowed the review of the tax claim after agreeing with the judicial manager that BURS acted in bad faith by imposing a re-assessment and penalties solely based on the bank statements of the company. But now the Court of Appeal justices, Isaac Lesetedi, Justice Daniel Brand and Acting Court of Appeal Justice Lot Moroka in a judgement read out by Justice Lesetedi said the tax agency was right to demand claim because the security company did not allege that there was any fundamental irregularity in the procedure followed in the assessment but the reason was that there had been a long delay by the commissioner dealing with the objection to the tax assessment.

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