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What an SA company must do after a director or shareholder dies, including CIPC records, estate paperwork and keeping the business running.
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What an SA company must do after a director or shareholder dies, including CIPC records, estate paperwork and keeping the business running.
Compare a SARS customs code with an ITAC permit and learn which your goods need. Avoid applying for the wrong document. Read before importing or exporting.
Learn what share certificates must show and how they differ from the securities register. Prepare clear ownership records. Read before issuing them.
Explore the Companies Tribunal for name objections, director applications and other company disputes. Learn when it may help. Read before applying.
Check whether your South African company must hold an AGM and how to record decisions when no meeting is required. Read the guide before planning.
Plan a change to company share capital before a transaction stalls. Understand MOI amendments, resolutions and CIPC filings. Read the steps first.
Prepare for PSIRA renewal by checking tax clearance and COID registration early. Avoid last-minute paperwork gaps. Read the guide to plan your renewal.
Check the donor details and receipt numbers required under the 2026 Section 18A rules. Protect donor tax deductions. Read before issuing receipts.
Prepare IT3(d) donor reporting with the receipt details SARS requires. Learn what to reconcile and when to submit. Read the guide before your next filing.
Understand why NPOs lose registration and how timely annual reports can prevent deregistration. Check your DSD filing duties. Read before deadlines pass.