Follow these steps to view your account statement online: Visit the CIPC website – www.cipc.co.za; Log in using your customer code and password; Click on “Additional services” Click on the second link on the left menu, i.e. “Customers Transactions” Select the relevant icon to download your statement

If you are a registered CIPC customer, you can proceed to login using your 13-digit South African ID number and your CIPC password. If you are new to CIPC services, please register using your ID number. * Please note that you might be asked verification questions related to your ID or that of your marital partner.

“Your customer profile record could be successfully validated! You will be redirected to Login. Click on OK. You will be redirected to the Login screen. (Go to step number 7 of the step by step guide) New E-Services: Customer Registration and Login Page 4 of 9 V0.3 4. If you have never registered as a CIPC customer, the following message will ...

current balance in their accounts and to avoid making additional deposits. Once the CIPC communicates the discontinuation of the EFT/declining balance method of payment, no extension will be granted for any customer/s to use their balance in their respective accounts. All balances will be refunded to the bank

If your bank has no appropriate certificate to use this technology, your payment via the payment system will not be processed. 19. Security Policy for “Pay-as-you-go” Model (1) Payment by credit or debit card is made through the website of the electronic payment system. Security of payments through payment portal is ensured by Secure ...

Customers can apply for a B-BBEE certificate on the eservices website, Bizportal anytime or at the CIPC Self Service Terminals when registering a business, or when filing annual returns. For a business, with turnover of no more than R10 million, that is not able to apply for a B-BBEE Certificate via the CIPC platform, customers can complete an affidavit, signed by a …

You must bring your completed U19 form and identity document to the nearest labour centre and submit your claim. Application for all the benefits must be made within twelve months of termination of service. Ordinary benefits are payable from the date after termination. Benefits are only payable if the employer terminates the services of the ...

Typically, the business would need to be making a certain amount of turnover, have a strong balance sheet, good suppliers (creditors), good customers (debtors) that are continuously buying from the business or contracts are in place, and a good accounting system that demonstrates excellent financial controls. Asset Finance

Involve your Accountant; Preparation of Financial Statements; The business has no assets, and because it has no assets, then there is no reasonable probability that the of the business being liquidated; The business has ceased to operate; Start the deregistration process with SARS (South African Revenue Service)

up to date including the annual return for the current year. Should all annual returns be up to date if the company converts from one category of company to the other? No. The company does not have to be up to date with annual returns before converting but it should not be in “deregistration process” or “final deregistered”.