Statutory
Statutory maintenance and compliance of a business is an essential part in ensuring that the doors remain open.
Director Amendments
A company can initiate changes among directors, members, shareholders or other heads or representatives of an organisation.
Financial Year End Changes
The financial year of a company begins on the date that the incorporation of the company is registered as stated in its registration certificate.
Memorandum of Incorporation
The Memorandum of Incorporation is defined as a document that sets out the rights, duties and responsibilities of shareholders, directors and others within a company, and by which a company is incorporated in the Act or a pre-existing company was structured before the date that the Act comes into operation.
Incorporation Certificates
A certificate of incorporation is a document that confirms your company’s formation.
BEE Affidavits
A BEE Affidavit is a declaration that states what the measure of black ownership in your company is. It is officiated by the signature of a Commissioner of Oath.
Special Resolutions
Contact us for any customised resolutions that your organisation might require from time to time.
Compensation Fund Registrations
To cover your workers against occupational diseases, injuries and death, you must register with the Compensation Fund.
Commissioner of Oath Registrations
According to s5 of the Act, a commissioner of oaths can be any person appointed as such by the Minister of Justice (Minister) or appointed by any officer of the Department of Justice with the rank of a director authorised in writing by the Minister.
Annual Return Submissions
Submitting Annual returns with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission and maintaining compliance, assures an active registration with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission to avoid deregistration of an entity which might be costly.
Company Name/Address Changes
If your business name or address changes, you must report the change(s) to CIPC.
Company Deregistrations
Deregistration implies that a business ceases to be registered as either a company or close corporation (no legal persona or standing) since it no longer is doing business and it has no outstanding assets or liabilities.
Company Name Reservations
Reserving a company name is the first step to incorporating a new company on the Companies Register. Before you apply to reserve a name, you’ll need to make sure it’s available, and that it meets our criteria for a suitable name.