South African tech firm suffers R20 million tax return hack
A Sandton-based ICT firm that lost its tax return of R20 million to a Sars e-filing hack is yet to have its case investigated by the revenue service after more than a year.
A Sandton-based ICT firm that lost its tax return of R20 million to a Sars e-filing hack is yet to have its case investigated by the revenue service after more than a year.
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