How to change your accountant: A step-by-step guide
Has your South African SME outgrown its accountant? Our step-by-step guide covers the 7 signs it's time to switch, the official SARS & CIPC handover, and how to choose your new partner.
Good day, Could you please provide me with a quote for the following: - SARS monthly EMP return submissions for a group of 6 companies which has a total of approximately - employees. - SARS bi-annual EMP submissions - SARS annual EMP submission & IRP5's for a group of 6 companies which has a total of approximately - employees. - Workmen's Compensation submissions (annual)
I am reaching out to seek your advice on refinancing my investment properties. I am the sole owner of MULOPO ASSET MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD, a company specializing in real estate investment, and I currently own four properties in Pretoria, all of which were purchased in cash. My goal is to refinance these properties to unlock equity and acquire additional investments. I would like to understand the best practices to optimize my finances and maximize my chances of securing a favorable refinancing deal. Could you guide me on the necessary documents to prepare, key financial indicators to monitor, and the best accounting and tax strategies to successfully complete this process? I would be happy to schedule a meeting to discuss this in more detail.
I am a Belgian taxpayer holding a four-year retirement visa for South Africa. In , I purchased a property in Durban North for 7.5 million Rands, which I rent out via Booking.com. The rental income is used to cover taxes, rates, levies, the Ethekwini Metro bill, and property maintenance. Additionally, I plan to open a savings account and transfer my retirement lump sum to generate monthly interest. I am looking for an accountant to help me optimize my tax liabilities and gain a better understanding of South African tax regulations.
This is a newly created company that will own 3-4 residential properties that will generate rental income. The company will not have any employees. Bookkeeping will be done by myself (owner and sole Director) on QuickBooks and I just require tax services and preparation of Financial Statements for the Bank who will finance the properties
Hi there, the business is no longer in operation. I would like to file nil VAT returns until the company has been confirmed as deregistered. In order for the business to be deregistered, I will require a tax clearance certificate please. Are you able to assist me with this process? Thanks Annie
• Capturing of monthly bank statements • Capturing of monthly creditors from a provided list • VAT returns • PAYE EMP monthly returns • Monthly or Bi Monthly or Quarterly or Bi-Annual or Annual Management accounts • Management accounts for bank (When required) • Annual reconciliations (VAT and PAYE) • Staff IRP5’S • PAYE EMP’S X 2 • Annual financial statements • IT14SD (Company tax supplementary declaration f required by SARS) • Company tax returns • Company provisional tax returns • Members / Shareholders personal tax return / s • Your personal provisional tax returns • Dividends tax returns • CIPC annual returns the whole thing
I hope you are well. In respect of the deregistered CC for an estate late. 1. Information as to whether there were any loan accounts or suretyships, alternatively, a letter from an accountant on his/her letterhead confirming that there are no assets or liabilities in the business, 2. Confirmation of shareholdings, 3. Valuations in respect of shareholdings and 4. Financial statements.
I provide professional accounting services as a legal consultant under a contract with a legal firm. My hours billed per month vary depending on matters allocated to me during that month. I require assistance with my personal tax obligations including provisional tax registration, submission to SARS and tax return.
Needs some time and mind
We are a smaller structural steel engineering company and are looking for a Construction Audit. We are subcontracted on a larger project but the claims submitted are not balancing with the payments being made and we need to ensure our payments are being correctly paid over to us. We have our claims, we have the breakdowns of the payments and the payment certificates. Further information can be obtained on request from the main contractor.