The government’s allocation to Sars falls short of international standards for developing countries and undermines its ability to attract and keep critical skills and invest in technology, Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter says.

The commissioner, who briefed parliament’s finance committee on Wednesday on the tax authority’s annual performance plan, has always said that budgetary allocation to Sars is an investment, the return on which is higher tax revenue collected...

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