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Former South African Football Association (Safa) vice-president Ria Ledwaba faces the prospect of having her assets attached and sold to recover more than R8.3m in outstanding tax debt owed to the South African Revenue Service (Sars).
In a final demand issued to Ledwaba, the revenue collector warns that failure to settle the outstanding amount could result in a civil judgment against her, paving the way for a warrant of execution to be issued and the sheriff attaching and selling her assets to recover the money.
The demand, dated October 7 and filed in court on November 2, gives Ledwaba 10 business days to make full payment or approach Sars with alternative arrangements.
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