Suspended South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner, Tom Moyane has indicated his intention to make an 11th-hour appearance at the revenue service’s inquiry on Friday.
Moyane’s lawyer has written to head of the inquiry, retired judge Robert Nugent, saying they have a number of objections
This comes after a number of senior employees painted the leadership as authoritarian, with some alleging that it was difficult to work under Moyane.
BREAKING: Tom Moyane will be at the #SarsInquiry tomorrow. Judge Nugent told #eNCA Moyane’s
lawyer wrote to the Judge saying they have a number of objections they have. #eNCA #Sars— Heidi Giokos (@HeidiGiokos) June 28, 2018
There is no exact time when Moyane will arrive at #SarsInquiry but the Judge did say that because he has objectives he can come have a say. #Sars #eNCA
— Heidi Giokos (@HeidiGiokos) June 28, 2018
On Thursday, former Deputy Commissioner Ivan Pillay and former spokesperson Adrian Lackay testified at the SARS inquiry.
Meanwhile, the commission is under pressure to wrap up the inquiry, as Ramaphosa expects a preliminary report by the end of September.
The final report is expected at the end of November.
Source:eNCA
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