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Business Tax Services in South Africa

Keeping a business tax-compliant takes time that most owners would rather spend running the business. We handle registrations, regular submissions and annual returns, and help you plan so that you pay no more tax than the law requires.

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What we do

  • Registrations

    We handle all statutory tax registrations, including income tax, VAT and PAYE, as well as related registrations with the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), the Compensation Fund (COIDA) and the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB).

  • Regular taxes

    A business must pay certain taxes, such as PAYE and VAT, on a regular cycle set by its registration. We prepare and submit these on time, so business leaders can focus on growing the business.

  • Annual taxes

    We prepare and submit your company income tax return (ITR14), dividends tax returns (IT14SD), provisional tax (IRP6) and any other annual or bi-annual compliance returns.

  • Complex and other matters

    We assist with ad hoc matters such as objections and appeals, and advise on extraordinary transactions and restructurings. Proper tax planning is the only reliable way to reduce a business’s tax liability legally.

Who this is for

  • Companies and close corporations
  • Businesses registering for VAT or PAYE for the first time
  • Employers with monthly PAYE, UIF and SDL obligations
  • Businesses facing a SARS audit, dispute or restructuring

How it works

  1. Consultation

    We meet in person at our Centurion office or online, whichever suits you, to understand your tax profile and agree on pricing.

  2. Set-up

    We gather your documents and, where needed, set up or take over your SARS eFiling profile so we can act on your behalf.

  3. Prepare and approve

    We prepare everything and walk you through it. Nothing is submitted until you have approved it.

All articles
  1. Due 31 Oct EMP501 interim reconciliation: due 31 October 2026 Employers must reconcile PAYE, UIF and SDL for March to August 2026 by 31 October. What the interim reconciliation involves and how to avoid penalties.
  2. Due 22 Jan Provisional taxpayers: file your 2026 return by 22 January 2027 Provisional taxpayers have until 22 January 2027 to submit their 2026 income tax return. Who counts as provisional and why filing early helps.
  3. Due 26 Feb Second provisional tax payment: due 26 February 2027 Provisional taxpayers with a February year-end must submit their second IRP6 and pay by Friday, 26 February 2027. How it works and how to avoid penalties.

Let’s talk about your tax and accounting

Meet us at our Centurion office or online. We’ll look at where you stand and agree on a clear scope and price before any work begins.

Book a consultation 012 653 6561