Section 118: Production of books and records
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118. Production of books and records
The Director-General may, for the purpose of ascertaining the duty, levy
or tax payable by any person under this Act, require that person—
(a) to produce for—
(i) examination, either at the business premises of that person
or office of the Director-General, books, records, bank
statements or other documents whether on computer or
otherwise, which the Director-General considers necessary
and which may be in the possession or custody or
under the control of that person; or
(ii) retention, for such period as the Director-General may
consider necessary, books, records, bank statements or
other documents specified in subparagraph (i) and for
taking copies of or extracts therefrom;
(b) to call at the office of the Director-General for the purpose of
being examined in respect of any transaction or matter relating
to the duty, levy or tax payable by that person; or
(c) to make such returns or give such information relating to his
business within such time as the Director-General may specify.
(S. 118 came into operation on 6 December 2007.)
[S. 118 amended by s. 25 (t) of Act 18 of 2016 w.e.f. 1 October 2016.]
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- Can the Director-General require me to produce my business records to check my tax is correct?