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WATCH: Why Dennis Davis wants wealthy people to have lifestyles audits

Davis tax committee chair judge Dennis Davis talks to Business Day TV about how to address the revenue shortfall

12 January 2021 - 07:31 Business Day TV
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The SA Revenue Service (Sars) faces a revenue shortfall of R300bn in 2021 and the Davis tax committee has called for lifestyle audits of high-net-worth individuals should be conducted to help address the deficit.

Business Day TV spoke to judge Dennis Davis, chair of the Davis tax committee for more.

Davis tax committee chair judge Dennis Davis talks to Business Day TV about how to address the revenue shortfall

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