IRS was engaged by three clients in 2016 to investigate allegations pertaining t…
IRS was engaged by three clients in 2016 to investigate allegations pertaining to non-payment of monies owed by a company…
IRS was engaged by three clients in 2016 to investigate allegations pertaining to non-payment of monies owed by a company in the construction trade.
Christiaan Johannes Robbertse, known as Tiaan, was the principal of Tikon Construction (Pty) Ltd (in liquidation).
Despite attempts by IRS to allow Robbertse the right of reply pertaining to allegations leveled against him, he rebuffed these attempts and Tikon Construction was subsequently liquidated in 2016. Despite being in voluntary liquidation, a case was brought against Tikon Construction resulting in an order for the winding up of the company being granted in December 2016, case reference High Court (Gauteng Division – Pretoria) 60328/2016.
Robbertse has numerous other companies registered including two companies also known as Tikon, namely Tikon Plumbing and Tikon Coatings.
IRS will be pursuing further legal action against the principal in terms of the respective legislation and requests that any other company that had been prejudiced by the alleged irregular actions of Robbertse to contact IRS in the strictest of confidence.
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