Our filing fee includes a compliance check on the CIPC's database, return submission, payment administration, Financial Accountability Supplement (FAS) submissions, and CoR 30.1 (Annual Returns Certificate).

Should more than 1 (one) year be outstanding, an additional amount will be charged per year.

Should your business be in the deregistration process, simply submitting your Annual Returns will reverse this, however, should your business be in the final deregistration process, you will need to make an application to the CIPC to have this reversed. We will inform you of our findings, and the best way forward once we have performed our initial check.

No payment is required at this time. Only once we have determined the total returns outstanding, and their respective fees, can your full fees be accurately determined. The CIPC charge penalties for late submissions, so should you be very behind on these returns, a penalty amount will be included in the invoice. You will only be invoiced once we have the full information on hand.

Invoices are payable upon presentation. The CIPC require their payment upon submission of the returns.

Should your business be in the deregistration process, and you choose not to proceed with our services, you will be invoiced for time spent on the CIPC check at R200.

The CIPC require, as a part of the submission process, a Financial Accountability Supplement. In order for us to submit this, we require you to complete all the information requested below regarding the management of your accounting records.