SARS: Khuli Chana Allegedly Owes Over R1M in Taxes, SA Rapper’s Company Audited to Reveal Crippling Debt

SARS: Khuli Chana Allegedly Owes Over R1M in Taxes, SA Rapper’s Company Audited to Reveal Crippling Debt

  • SA rapper Khuli Chana is in hot water with the South African revenue service (SARS) for skipping out on payments
  • The musician who gave Mzansi Tswa Daar as a company Khuli Chana Holdings, is accused of owing SARS close to half a million in VAT alone
  • Khuli Chana is a family man with two kids and is married to DJ Lamiez Holworthy, but it seems his company's finances got the best of him

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Khuli Chana's finances in his company were not up to par. SARS conducted an audit in Witbank Mpumalanga on Khuli Chana Holdings.

Khuli Chana
SARS is coming for Khuli Chana, who is in debt after not paying what was due to the taxman. Image: Getty Images/ Gallo Images/ Instagram/ khulichana01
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It turns out the SA rapper company had some skeletons in the closet. Khuli Chana's corporation amassed a fortune by defaulting on SARS payments.

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Sunday World reported that SARS approached a court in hopes to get a judgement against Khuli Chana. The Motswako rapper's company Khuli Chana Holdings accumulated 426000 in unpaid VAT.

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SARS's audit revealed that the musician's company owns R1 113,000 385. This amount comes from unpaid pay as you earn, unemployment insurance fund and interest charged on the Hape le Hape hit maker's debt.

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Nonzwakazi Dingaan said:

"Who isn't knee-deep in debts? She is human after all. It's only the elite who aren't crying."

Anele Dhlamini wrote:

"This is South Africa , everyone owes the taxman."

Papas Manghane commented:

"Remember Dr Malinga was also owing but he managed to repair all the debts that was on his way so this too shall pass."

Ripfumelo Given RG added:

"Living largely even when the situation isn't permitting her to do so will still cost her big time."

Junior Sibanda remarked:

"Lots have owed taxman, many more are still going to owe taxman, so there's nothing surprising about this."

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Briefly News previously reported that Dr Malinga received much financial help after opening up about his struggles. The Vaya Orlando hitmaker revealed how much he has had to pay SARS after getting so much assistance with his money.

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Dr Malinga received much financial help after opening up about his struggles. 'Vaya Orlando' hitmaker Dr Malinga revealed how much he has had to pay SARS after getting so much assistance with his money.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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