What is the offence associated with the following. Total is December 17 2016 and the accountant of New love ltd is going to pay the PAYE deducted from staff salaries for the month of november 2016. a. Aiding or abetting b. Failure to pay taxes on due date c. Making false and misleading statements d. Failure to comply with the Act

What is the offence associated with the following. Total is December 17 2016 and the accountant of New love ltd is going to pay the PAYE deducted from staff salaries for the month of november 2016. a. Aiding or abetting b. Failure to pay taxes on due date c. Making false and misleading statements d. Failure to comply with the Act

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