Section 30C: Assessments on employers and participants
This section is inserted by Act No 7 of 2020, section 42.
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30C. Assessments on employers and participants
(1) Where the Director-General has reason to believe
that an employer or a participant has not paid the appropriate
amount of CSG under section 30B, he may, at any time,
claim the amount of CSG due by giving the employer or the
participant, as the case may be, written notice of assessment.
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(2) Where an assessment is made under subsection (1),
the amount of CSG claimed, excluding any penalty and interest
under section 30D, shall carry a penalty not exceeding a percentage
to be prescribed of the amount of additional CSG claimed.
(3) Where the Director-General has given notice
of assessment under subsection (1), the employer or the
participant, as the case may be, shall pay CSG specified in the
notice within 28 days of the date of the notice of assessment.
(4) (a) Where an employer or a participant is
dissatisfied with a notice of assessment under subsection (1),
he may, within 28 days of the date of the notice of assessment,
object to the assessment in a form approved by the
Director-General and sent to him by registered post or
electronically.
(b) The provisions of section 131A of the
Income Tax Act shall apply to any objection made under
paragraph (a).
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- Can the Director-General issue a written assessment if my employer has not paid the right amount of CSG?