There are a number of business structures to choose from, and we can advices you on the best option for your intended business purpose. Each structure is explained in detail by following the links below:
Private Company Public Company Co-operative Non-Profit Trust
We will submit your proposed business name to the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC). If your name is unique and approved, it will be reserved for your use.
We will submit the required documents, including ID copies of directors and incorporators, and pay the prescribed fee.
We will register your business with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) for an income tax number. This can often be done concurrently with CIPC registration. Depending on your business, we may also need to register you for VAT, PAYE, UIF, and SDL.
We can open a business bank account in your business name. Depending on your business type, you may need specific licenses or permits which we can arrange.We can facilitate compliance with B-BBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment): Important for doing business with the government and some private entities in South Africa.
We help you ensure compliance with labour laws regarding contracts, wages, and working conditions for your employees
We will also register any trademarks and patents to protect your intellectual property.
Annual returns with CIPC need to be submitted to maintain your business’s legal status.
Consult business registration experts like Callington Registrars for help in naviagting the specifics, especially for complex structures like public companies. Keep Records: Maintain accurate financial and corporate records as required by law.
It’s crucial to follow the guidelines and legal requirements set by South African authorities to ensure your business operates legally and efficiently. Remember, the specifics may vary based on your business type and industry.
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