CIPC COMPANY REGISTRATION AND AMENDMENTS
Time is running out to submit your income tax return.
We offer the following services:
- Private company registration – R350
- Company reinstatement at CIPC – R450
- Director amendments – R280
- Close corporation member amendment – R280
- Share certificates – Free Template
- Beneficial ownership submission – R280
- Copy of company documents or memorandum of incorporation – R50
- Company Address Change – R50
- Company Name Change – R500
- Appointment of public officer at SARS – R280
- UIF Registration – R500
- COIDA Registration – R500
- VAT Registration – R800
- PAYE Registration – R500
- Reinstatement of company – R450
- Personal income tax – request a quote
- PAYE recon – request a quote
- Annual returns – R80 plus CIPC fees
- Tax clearance – Request a quote
- BEE certificate – R250
- Central Supplier Database Registration – R200
- COIDA Return of Earnings – R350 each
- Deregister your business – Request quote
- Tax return Submission – From R450
- Tax dispute – Request a quote
- Provisional Tax – R200
- Trust registration – R2 000
- Tax directive – R320
Personal Income Tax Submission
DIRECTOR AMENDMENTS – REMOVE OR ADD A DIRECTOR
Close corporation member Amendment
FREE SHARE CERTIFICATE TEMPLATE
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Registering your business in South Africa is crucial for several reasons. It establishes your business as a legal entity, protecting your personal assets from liabilities. This legitimacy enhances credibility with customers, suppliers, and investors, fostering trust and confidence. Additionally, a registered business can access various government incentives, grants, and support programs. It also simplifies the process of opening business bank accounts and securing financing. Compliance with local laws ensures smooth operations and avoids legal penalties. Ultimately, business registration is a foundational step for growth, sustainability, and long-term success in the competitive South African market.
