Petrochemical group Sasol has been granted leave to appeal against a high court decision that its treasury unit domiciled in the Isle of Man is liable to pay taxes in SA, in a high stakes case that might see the company cough up as much as R3bn in its dispute with the SA Revenue Service (Sars).

The JSE-listed group has already set aside nearly R3bn should it lose the battle...

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