Jeeva and Others v Receiver of Revenue, Port Elizabeth, and Others

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38 practice notes
32 cases
6 books & journal articles
  • A deceased taxpayer: ‘Juristic person’ for constitutional purposes?
    • South Africa
    • Juta South Africa Mercantile Law Journal No. , January 2021
    • 19 January 2021
    ...indignity with which the public ingeneral had been treated by administrators in the past.’ In Jeeva v Receiver of Revenue, PortElizabeth 1995 (2) SA 433 (SECLD) at 441G, it was held that certain practices of SARS’spredecessor were ‘entirely inconsistent with modern values of openness and ac......
  • Warrantless inspections by the SARS: Limitation of taxpayers’ privacy?
    • South Africa
    • Juta South Africa Mercantile Law Journal No. , August 2019
    • 20 August 2019
    ...which the public in general had been treated by administrators in the past.’The court, in Jeeva v Receiver of Revenue, Port Elizabeth 1995 (2) SA 433 (SECLD) 441G, heldthat certain practices of the SARS’s predecessor during the apartheid era were ‘entirelyinconsistent with modern values of ......
  • Democratic principles underpinning tax administration in SA
    • South Africa
    • Sabinet Business Tax and Company Law Quarterly No. 10-4, December 2019
    • 1 December 2019
    ...modern values of openness and accountability in a democratically orientated administration’ (Jeeva v Receiver of Revenue, Port Elizabeth 1995 2 SA 433 (SECLD) 441G). 5 Metcash Trading Ltd v C:SARS 2001 1 SA 1109 (CC) (hereafter ‘Metcash’) at para 20. 6 For a discussion of its constitutional......
  • Value-conscious tax administration by SARS
    • South Africa
    • Sabinet Business Tax and Company Law Quarterly No. 10-1, March 2019
    • 1 March 2019
    ...South Africa 2 ed vol 2 (Original service 03–07) 23A–4/6. 4 SARFU para 133. 5 The Court, in Jeeva v Receiver of Revenue, Port Elizabeth 1995 (2) SA 433 (SECLD) 441G, held that the practices of South Africa’s tax authority in the pre-1994 era are ‘entirely inconsistent with modern values of ......
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