CIPC eServices - what you need to know
What is CIPC in South Africa?
The Companies Act of 2008 of South Africa established CIPC South Africa, also known as Companies and Intellectual Property Commission to effectively enforce the provisions of the companies act.
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission is a juristic person functioning as an organ of the state ensuring company regulations are upheld and complied with in South Africa.
Companies and Intellectual Property Commission oversees the registration of companies, intellectual property rights (trademarks etc) and the maintenance thereof.
Frequently asked questions
What are Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) Banking Details
ABSA transmission account number 4055681017
What is Companies and Intellectual Property Commission Contact number
Their telephone number is 086 100 2472 or 012 394 9573
What is CIPC Eservices
It is the website on which all CIPC related services take place. CIPC Eservices
How does CIPC Online Company Registration South Africa process work
Once a company applies to add a reserved name its registration thereafter this is lodged with CIPC when you register a company.
Once the company is registered then your registration documents are sent to you, and the registration number automatically becomes the company name if there is no approved name.
What is my CIPC customer code
Your account number is the number you use to transact with - to find this number visit the cipc website www cipc co za login. CIPC Eservices login - Ensure once you have you customer code and password that you save this in a safe place.
How to register a company in South Africa online with CIPC
To register a company online go to CIPC Login Portal or contact a tax and accounting professional to handle the registration process.
What do I need when opening a business bank account
You will require your company registration documents, proof of address of the company, power of attorney for the director acting on behalf of the entity as well as the identity documents of all the parties concerned.
How much do you pay for CIPC Company registration fees
Contact our offices for the latest CIPC rates.
How to register a business in South Africa
There is a lot to business registration in South Africa. You would need to register with CIPC and SARS and then ensure you make all the correct submissions based on the relevant legislation and within the right deadlines. To navigate this, it is best to consult a professional who can help guide you through the compliance process.
What happens after registration
After registration then the first allotment of shares takes place and share certificates are issued.
Where can I find Business Rescue Practitioners
You can institute Business Rescue Proceedings with CIPC if you are a registered Business Rescue Practitioner.
What is a personal liability company
A personal liability company is a private company where the directors are responsible for all the debts of the company.
How do I get BBEE Certification
Customers can apply for a B-BBEE certificate on Eservices.
Is the department of trade and industry the same as CIPC
CIPC is an agency of the Department of Trade and Industry.
What is the CIPC Portal link
To access CIPC or process your CIPC registration go to - Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC): eServices
Where can I do a CIPC Company Search
You can do a cipc company search by name on Bizportal gov za
How much do you pay for CIPC fees?
All companies and closed corporations must submit annual returns on the anniversary of the entity. Please note sole proprietors are excluded.
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Annual turnover
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Filing within 30 days of anniversary
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Filing 30 days after anniversary date
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Less than R1 million
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R100
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R150
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R1 million but less than R10 million
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R450
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R600
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R10 million but less than R25 million
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R2000
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R2500
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R25 million or more
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R3000
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R4000
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