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Offering multiple payment options while paying no tax and generating no employment or social betterment in SA.
You could be charged as much as R50 when paying someone R3 000.
Regulators will be empowered to issue directives, investigate, and even remove directors in cases of defaulted payments.
Says payment performance has reached record levels following interim board’s commitment to settle claims ‘aggressively’.
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