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Sars bosses pocket R270m as tax collections top R2-trillion

TimesLIVE · 22 October 2026 at 17:47

Sars bosses pocket R270m as tax collections top R2-trillion

The annual report said top management received an average remuneration package of R2.87m per person during the year

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