Crowdly

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Which one of the following statements is correct? A person other than a natural person is a resident of the Republic if it ...

incorporated, established or formed in the Republic and has its place of

effective management in the Republic.

is registered on

the South African Stock Exchange.

incorporated, established or formed in the Republic or has its place of

effective management in the Republic.

has South African

shareholders.

In the Tax Board and Tax Court, the onus of proof is always on the_________

legal representative of the taxpayer.

Commissioner of SARS (CSARS).

Tax Practitioner that submitted the return on behalf of the taxpayer.

taxpayer.

Which one of the following statements is FALSE about the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process?

It applies to all forms of taxes.

It is less formal and more cost-effective way to resolve tax disputes.

It is part of the rules governing the objection and appeal procedures.

It is for disputes of less than R500 000.

For the written formative assessment, a student must be online when completing the written or typed answer.

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If a student struggles to gain access to his/her official Unisa mylife email address, the student can send an email to [email protected] for assistance.

The due date and time for Assessment B is?

04 August at 10am

04 September 2025 at 10am

The due date and time for Assessment 1 of Semester 2 of 2025 is:

26 September 2025 at 10am

08 September 2025 at 10 in the evening

08 September 2025 at 10am

It is not essential to obtain the prescribed textbook for TAX2601, Fundamentals of South African Income Tax 2025, as all the learning content contained in the learning units uploaded on myUnisa is sufficient to obtain the full knowledge to master all the topics and successfully complete the assessments and pass the examination.

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How does a student pass TAX2601?

By obtaining a final mark of 50% which is calculated by taking the average of the assessment marks and the examination mark.

By obtaining 50% for the examination.

By obtaining a final mark of 50%.