Award-winning musician Makhadzi is making headlines after the South African Revenue Service dragged her over R6 million in unpaid taxes
In recent years, Makhadzi has gained widespread acclaim as a globally recognized musician. Despite her popularity, she's currently making headlines for reportedly owing the South African Revenue Services (SARS) over R6 million since her rise to fame.
SARS goes after Makhadzi
Certainly, she has quickly become one of the most in-demand artists in South Africa, headlining various international events. She has earned a significant income from her work and doesn't hesitate to flaunt it.
Amidst her tax troubles, her past management is now involved in the situation. Open Mic is being held responsible for the missed payments during the time she was signed with them.
Her former manager, Rita Dee, has been allegedly accused of failing to help her with filing her taxes. The source told the media: “When she joined Open Mic, she was already owing and the debt accumulated.”
The source revealed that her properties have since been embroiled in the taxes, but she can not afford to lose them. “She cannot afford to have those taken away from her. So, she will fix it,” added the source.
Makhadzi owns several properties dotted around Limpopo and Johannesburg. A few months ago, she hogged headlines after buying a lush house in Fourways.
Her new management repeatedly confirmed the news, saying they had already engaged the SARS to clear the debt. Makhadzi’s manager, Lucky Tshilimandila, said: “Yes, we acknowledge the debt. It goes back to 2016. Makhadzi currently has an arrangement with SARS