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Louis Botha and Louise Kotze discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act

Associate Louis Botha and Candidate Attorney Louise Kotze in our Tax & Exchange Control practice joined Cobie Legrange on Classic FM Business to discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962, including practical issues arising from tax litigation.

20 Mar 2018 10:31 Minutes Podcast
Louis Botha and Louise Kotze discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act

Louis Botha and Louise Kotze discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act

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Louis Botha and Louise Kotze discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act

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Associate Louis Botha and Candidate Attorney Louise Kotze in our Tax & Exchange Control practice joined Cobie Legrange on Classic FM Business to discuss Section 24C of the Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962, including practical issues arising from tax litigation.

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