Monthly accounting
Bookkeeping, management accounts, payroll and its submissions, VAT, the SARS calendar and the company secretarial work — handled as one engagement, so nothing recurring is left on your desk to remember.
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And the advisory work that makes the filing worth reading. If something you need is not listed, ask — it is usually a yes.
Bookkeeping, management accounts, payroll and its submissions, VAT, the SARS calendar and the company secretarial work — handled as one engagement, so nothing recurring is left on your desk to remember.
Someone in the numbers with you every month — budgets, cash-flow forecasts, and the awkward questions answered while there is still time to act on them. For owners who need a finance head without carrying one on the payroll.
The recurring work, taken off your desk entirely. Most clients take this as one monthly fee covering everything below.
Books kept current rather than reconstructed in a panic at year end.
Where the business actually stands, in a format you can read and act on.
Compiled to the applicable framework, with the working papers in order behind them.
Payslips, EMP201 submissions, and the twice-yearly EMP501 reconciliation with IRP5 certificates.
Registration, returns on your cycle, and reconciliation back to the books.
ITR14 computation, submission, and the SARS correspondence that follows.
ITR12 for directors, owners and their families — handled alongside the business.
Both periods, estimated properly so there are no February surprises.
Notices of objection, remission requests and dispute resolution.
Where the Companies Act requires it, without the cost of a full audit.
Annual returns, director and share changes, and the registers a company must keep.
New companies, name changes, and the statutory setup that follows.
Sworn affidavits for exempted micro enterprises and qualifying small enterprises.
The work that decides where the business goes next — and what happens to it after.
A finance function without a finance hire — someone in the numbers with you, monthly.
A forward view, so you see the shortfall while there is still time to act on it.
For a sale, a buy-in, a shareholder change, or simply knowing what you have built.
Structuring and the annual work that keeps a trust properly administered.
Administration and the tax work that comes with winding an estate up.
Most owners are not. Tell us what the business does and we will tell you what it is obliged to file.