Registrations
CIPC Registrations & Secretarial Services
Being a registered account holder with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) eServices, we are able to assist in getting your company up and running in no time. Our trained staff members have become masters in compiling all the necessary documentation to ensure your applications are not rejected.
We offer registrations for Proprietry Limited (Pty Ltd) companies, Close Corporations, Personal Liability companies (Incorporated), Non-Profit companies (NPC) and Co-Operatives.
Already registered? From name reservations to director amendments and submissions of annual duties, we do it all!
We can further assist with:
- Shelf Companies (with & without SARS registrations)
- Resolutions
- Corporate Letters
- Affidavits
- Previous years annual duty submissions – keeping the entity ‘in business’ status
- Restorations of deregistered companies
- Entity conversions from CC to PTY
- Entity Name changes
- Obtaining of Incorporation Documents
- Share Allotments & Certificates
- BBBEE – EME Affidavits (All levels)
SARS Registrations & Secretarial Services
South African Revenue Services (SARS) systems and procedures have changed over the years according to government implemented regulations. Our dedicated team continue to empower themselves to keep up to date with processes to ensure the deliverance of excellent service to our much valued clientele.
Apart from in-house compiling of documentation and online registrations, we provide representatives who will accompany you to the SARS offices or visit on your behalf to get all your requests met.
Newly registered companies automatically receive an Income Tax number. However, any further registrations, depending on the nature of your business and tax paying obligations, we assist you to uphold your duty as a law-abiding South African citizen.
We offer the following options:
- Value Added Tax (VAT) – the 15% levied rate on supply of goods & services by registered vendor
- Pay As You Earn (PAYE) – tax deducted monthly from an employee’s income. Once an entity has employees, PAYE registration is an obligation.
- Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) – payable monthly by employers at 1% and employees at 1% of employees remuneration.
- Skills Development Levy (SDL) – payable by employers at a rate of 1% of the remuneration salary paid to employees.
- Personal Income Tax – if you earn more than a specific amount determined annually by the Government, you are liable to pay
- Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) – proof that taxpayer has no outstanding returns or tax debts.
- Import & Export Licensing
