Frequently Asked Questions

We help South African businesses with SARS tax debt, tax compliance, SARS disputes, accounting, CIPC company matters and COIDA employer compliance.

Book a consultation and tell us briefly what you are dealing with. We will explain your options before any work begins.

Any recent correspondence from SARS, CIPC or the Compensation Fund, plus your business details. If you are not sure what is relevant, bring what you have.

Yes. We handle your information confidentially. See our Privacy Policy.

Interest and penalties are added and SARS can take collection steps. Read what happens if you owe SARS.

SARS may agree to a payment arrangement where you cannot pay in full immediately.

A PIN that lets third parties verify your tax compliance status. Read what a TCS PIN is.

Generally 80 business days from the date of assessment. See objections and appeals.

Yes. We bring backlogs up to date and then keep records current. See bookkeeping.

It depends on factors such as your public interest score. See independent reviews.

Generally within 30 business days after the anniversary of registration. See annual returns.

The individuals who ultimately own or control a company. Read beneficial ownership explained.

In many cases it may be possible. See company reinstatement.

Generally, employers with one or more employees. Read how COIDA registration works.

Be registered, submit your returns of earnings and pay assessments. See letters of good standing.