CC Registration
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Our CC Registration Service will:
- Allow you to apply for contracts and tenders.
- Allow you to trade formally.
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CC Registration (Now Called a Pty)
R1490
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Company Registration Documents
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Main Requirements: (1) ID Number / Passport; (2) Home or Business Address in SA.
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Timeframe: 24-Hours
2010 Shelf CC (Old Company Format)
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CC Registration Documents
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Changes to CC Name / Members / Address
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Member Certificates, Tax Clearance and PAYE
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Beneficial Ownership at CIPC
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SARS Registered Representative Update
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Free Optional Services Included: BEE Affidavit, Bank Account, Custom Tender Search and Website
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Main Requirements: (1) A Copy of your ID / Passport Document; (2) Your Home or Business Address in SA.
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Timeframe: 24-Hours
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More Info & FAQs on Close Corporations in South Africa
What is a Close Corporation?
A close corporation (CC) is similar to a private company (Pty). It is a legal entity with its own legal personality and perpetual succession and must register as a taxpayer in its own right. A CC has no share capital and therefore no shareholders. The owners of a CC are the members of the CC.
For more info on Close Corporations, view some of the main questions most business owners ask below.
What is the difference between a CC and a Pty?
Close Corporations (CC) and Private Companies (Pty) are legal entities and have limited liability of members or shareholders.
CCs are often the type of company chosen and preferred by small business owners. CCs have members – up to a maximum of 10 natural people. The number of employees, however, is not limited. An accounting officer or bookkeeper needs to be appointed, but generally the rules for governance of a CC are slightly more relaxed. For example, CCs do not need to convene an AGM.
Private Companies (Pty) consist of directors and shareholders (up to 50 shareholders). Companies can also qualify as shareholders. The shareholders own the company and appoint directors (which may be shareholders) to run it for them. There cannot be more than 50 shareholders and shares may not be offered to the general public. A private company needs the services of an auditor or chartered accountant although there are some exclusions. Also, Private Companies need to hold an AGM and the cost to register is higher.
Can a CC still be registered in South Africa?
What is the benefit of having a CC?
Here is a list of a few of the benefits of having a CC:
- There are fewer formalities which must be followed in the close corporation structure.
- The shareholders in a close corporation have greater control of share sales.
- There are strong liability protections offered for shareholders.
- There is more freedom of management.
- There is freedom in financial structuring.
