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Our Client is a well-known & respected catering equipment and food supplier to hospitality. They have a vacancy afor an energetic, well-groomed salesperson. The ideal candidate will:- > have 2 years or more experience in retail sales > be well groomed & presentable > have a passion for helping people > be a team player > excited about waking up every day! If this matches YOU, don’t hesitate to contact us NOW! Please send comprehensive CV, 3 traceable references & a recent photo to admin@bizgro.co.za. Quote EL001
Pretoria, 09 July 2018 – Ten taxpayers have been convicted and sentenced since April 2018 for failure to submit outstanding tax returns. Fines ranging from R2000 to R20 000, as well as admission of guilt fines have been handed down by the courts.
These taxpayers have now submitted their outstanding returns.
The taxpayers who have been convicted now have a criminal record, as it is a criminal offence not to submit a tax return within the prescribed time for any of the tax types a taxpayer is registered for in terms of the Tax Administration Act No. 28 of 2011 (TAA), specifically Section 234 (d).
Since April, the NPA has issued 35 summonses to taxpayers and VAT vendors to face criminal charges relating to their failure to submit returns. To date, ten cases have been finalised and 20 cases have been remanded after the first appearance of the relevant taxpayers in court. Some taxpayers have opted to make representations to the NPA.
An additional 24 cases have been handed over to the police for further investigation, while 25 cases are currently still under investigation by SARS criminal investigations for handover to the relevant authorities for further investigation and possible prosecution. The courts have issued three warrants of arrest to taxpayers who failed to appear in court after being summonsed to face criminal charges for non-submission of tax returns.
The following taxpayers, in alphabetical order according to first names, have been convicted and sentenced:
| Remuneration: | negotiable Basic plus commission |
| Location: | Durban, Kloof |
| Education level: | Diploma |
| Job level: | Mid |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Company: | FREE 4 ALL (Pty) Ltd |
FREE 4 ALL, South Africa’s largest youth publication, is looking for a dynamic, experienced advertising sales consultant to join its team to help grow and diversify the revenue base of the business.
You will be responsible for generating advertising sales and maintaining relationships with new clients for all publications produced by the company.
If you are interested, email your CV as well as your salary expectations to
az.oc.lla4eerf@ofni
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Along with the below, we require a conceptual thinker with advertising experience, a strong understanding of the youth market, a marketing/media degree and a minimum of five year’s industry and sales experience.
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Weight loss can sometimes come with a loss of confidence. That’s what happened to Sarah Nicole, a 33-year-old influencer based in Canada—who on Sunday shared a powerful message about finally learning to love and honor what she called her “imperfectly perfect” body.
After having three kids, Nicole lost 100 pounds. It was a major win for her health, yet she continued to struggle with her body image. Yet instead of bashing her shape, she took to Instagram and posted a photo of herself in a sports bra and underwear, her hand over her stomach. In the caption, she wrote about accepting the body she’s in and all that it’s done to make her the woman she is today.
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“Stop worrying so much about not looking like you’re a brand new and shiny human,” she wrote. “Because you’re not. You’ve lived. Loved. Experienced. Your body in its own way will show itself through those memories.”
Though many of her posts on @thebirdspapaya are flawless photos taken with her family and friends, she tells Health that it was important to share this particular message of self-love.
“I found myself faced with so much self-loathing and worked my way through that and realized I had worth,” she says. “Even amid the scars and stretch marks, I still had beauty. I knew that if I felt this way, others must too. So I decided to be vulnerable and put it out into the world to share.”
This wasn’t her first candid body positivity post. Last month, she shared a similar image of her stomach with another inspiring caption.
“These are not marks of weakness, but of strength,” she wrote in that post, referring to her stretch marks. “You don’t have to love them, because that’s a pretty hard ask. But don’t for a second allow them to make you feel like less.”
Advertising, Marketing,
PR, Media and Digital
Jhb: 011 883 5404
CT: 021 422 3590 www.adtalent.co.za
Recruiters & Career Coaches in Advertising, Marketing and Media Industries
Lynn: 082 802 4441 (Advertising/Digital/Media)
az.oc.dauqskroweht@nnyl
Jo-Anne: 084 200 1703 (Marketing/Sales/PR)
az.oc.dauqskroweht@ennaoj
Recruitment Specialists since 1989
Rob Jones:
az.oc.llywel@jbor
Michelle Jones:
az.oc.llywel@jhcim
Tel: 011 465 9368
www.lewyll.co.za
