South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner Tom Moyane is expected to give evidence before the Ntsebeza inquiry next week.The inquiry‚ which resumed on Thursday after a two-week break‚ heard that a draft schedule had been hammered out by the complainants and legal representatives of those implicated. The postponement had come after threats of legal action if all parties were not afforded ample time to prepare their responses to complaints and submissions.The inquiry‚ headed up by advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza‚ is looking to determine whether any members of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (Saica) previously employed by auditing firm KPMG breached the Saica code of conduct in work the firm did for SARS and the Gupta family.Saica convened the inquiry, which is looking into complaints by four individuals‚ namely Alex Richter‚ Dr Elmarie Buys‚ former KPMG director Mooketsi Motsisi, and former Randgold director Johann Blersch.SARS also laid a complaint with Saica in ...
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