By AGISANANG SCUFF
28 August 2025- A man (35) was sentenced to four years imprisonment or ordered to pay a fine of R100 000 by the Kimberley Serious Commercial Crimes Court for contravention of Tax Administration Act 28 of 2011. The accused, Jason Puso Ndluvu committed the offence during the tax period of 2016 and 2017, while assisting Mohayi & Associates Pty Ltd as tax consultant.
The Hawks spokesperson in Northern Cape, Warrant Officer Nomthandazo Mnisi said Ndluvu made a misrepresentation to South African Revenue Service (SARS) by submitting R1.00 Corporate Income Tax Returns (lTR14) for 2016 period and nil Corporate Income Tax return (ITR14) for 2017 period, while doing tax returns. Mnisi said the fraudulent returns submitted by the accused resulted in SARS suffering potential prejudice estimated at R1 400 000.
Meanwhile, the Provincial Head of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations Major General Steven Mabuela, congratulated the investigating and prosecution team for their sterling work.
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