One of South African soccer agent Mmatsatsi Gift Sefalafala is facing hefty tax bills which worth more than million.
According to the publication Sefalafala is in the wrong side of the law with SARS as she owes the revenue a total amount of R8.4 millions.
The news caused tension at both the sports and business communities, as Sefalafala’s reputation as a leading figure in soccer management has been marred by this financial dispute.
Sefalafala, played a vital role into many women’s football careers, she is well-regarded for her contributions to the growth of women’s representation in soccer management.
However, the tax demand has raised serious concerns about her financial practices and the long-term impact it may have on her agency and clients.
On her response regarding the allegation, Sefalafala insisted that she is willing to comply with SARS to resolve her debt.
She said “I am fully committed to complying with all my tax obligations and am working closely with SARS to resolve this matter as quickly as possible.”
Sefalafala just like anyone who earns high amount of money are also enduring the same issue of owing SARS money.
All eyes are now on Sefalafala to see how she will handle the situation, but the outcome of this tax dispute could have significant ramifications not only for her personal business but for the broader landscape of soccer management in South Africa, especially as it relates to women in the industry.
