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Finance Standing Committee
Taxation Laws Amendment & Tax Administration Laws Amendment Bill: briefing
24 Aug 2016
National Treasury briefed the Committee on the contents of the 2016 Taxation Laws Amendment Bill and Tax Administration Laws Amendment Bill. The contents highlighted included:
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SARS on its Quarterly Report & Annual Performance Plan
23 Aug 2016
Documents Awaited : SARS Strategic Plan 2016/17 – 2020/21; SARS Annual Performance Plan 2016 - 2017 [email info@pmg.org.za]
The Committee was briefed by the South African Revenue Services (SARS) on its Strategic Plan for 2016/17 – 2020/21, with the SARS Commissioner in attendance. It was noted that SARS had continued to excel ...
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Financial Sector Regulation “Twin Peaks” Bill [B34-2015]: deliberations
17 Aug 2016
The afternoon session opened with a continuation of a discussion on the National Credit Regulator in relation to the Bill before the Committee.
The meeting then moved onto a consideration of the financial impact of the Bill. Members were concerned about the costs being transferred from the financial institutions onto ...
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Financial Sector Regulation Bill [B34-2015]: discussion & Draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill: National Treasury on comments received
17 Aug 2016
National Treasury presented the revised version of the Tax Bill, and took the Committee through the amended clauses of the Financial Sector Regulation Bill.
National Treasury said that the special VDP (Voluntary Disclosure Programme) would commence next year on an international spectrum and this would give SARS an insight of ...
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Illicit Financial Flows, Base Erosion & Profit Sharing, Panama Papers: Treasury, SARB, Financial Intelligence Centre, SARS inputs
25 May 2016
This was a joint meeting with the Portfolio Committees of Trade and Industry and Mineral Resources.
National Treasury introduced the presentations. On illicit flows, the difficulty was hard evidence. The media put out a lot of information but it would be helpful if people went directly to the authorities with ...
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African Bank and the Myburgh Report: SARB briefing
24 May 2016
The Deputy Governor of the South African Reserve Bank presented the Myburgh Report on the African Bank. He provided an explanation of events leading up to the curatorship of African Bank, the contents of the Myburgh Report and how the curatorship was progressing.
Some of the reasons for the collapse ...
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SARS Commissioner & National Treasury on 2016 results
17 May 2016
The Director General of National Treasury took the Committee through its 2015/16 performance, and also responded to the Committee’s 2015 Budgetary Review and Recommendations Report (BRRR). The pre-audited outcome was R28.690 billion or 98.9% of the final budget with R314 million unspent. An area of significant variation between budget and ...
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Chief Procurement Officer's progress and new projects report
11 May 2016
The Chief Procurement Officer presented a progress and new projects report on Office of the Chief Procurement Officer (OPCO). He explained that the OCPO has taken several measures to create electronic portals for procurement and supply chain management (SCM). Among these are the Central Suppliers Database, the eTender portal, the gCommerce ...
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Public Investment Corporation responses to Standing Committee
10 May 2016
The Committee was due to hear briefings not only from the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), but also from the Government Employees Pension Fund and the Government Pension Administration Agency. However, due to time constraints and a number of pointed questions put to the PIC, that some Members felt were politically ...
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Financial Sector Regulation Bill [B34-2015]: public hearings
3 May 2016
The meeting began with a submission from the Voluntary Ombud Schemes collectively. They indicated that they welcomed the Bill, but felt that several sections from the draft bill introduced in 2014 ought to be reintroduced, particularly those dealing with the suspension of recognition of an Ombud scheme, rules made by ...