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CIPC customers can register or update their customer profiles through the eServices system, which validates that the email address and cellphone number used are not already associated with another customer profile.
During the closure of the Cape Town Self-Service Centre, members of the public can access CIPC services online through eServices, New eServices, Bizportal, or social media platforms to continue submitting applications or queries.
During the closure of the Johannesburg Self Service Centre, the public is advised to use online platforms such as www.cipc.co.za, www.bizportal.gov.za, and https://eservices.cipc.co.za/ to access CIPC services instead of visiting in person.
Property owners or occupants who receive legal or official correspondence meant for a company that no longer occupies the premises can report this to the CIPC with supporting evidence to trigger regulatory follow-up.
Companies can update their registered office and physical address information through the CIPC eServices platform if they have moved, their registered office is no longer operational, or they no longer have permission to use the registered address.
Close corporations that have not submitted their annual returns are being deregistered. This is a formal process initiated by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission under section 82 of the Companies Act, 2008.
Individuals can use this form to incorporate a private company in South Africa. The form must be completed with the company name, number of directors and alternate directors, authorised shares, and signed by all incorporators. It must be filed with Form CoR 14.1, notice of incorporation, required annexures, and filing fees.
Each year, public and state-owned companies must prepare a remuneration report for the previous financial year and present it at the annual general meeting for approval.
Close corporations that have not filed their annual returns may be subject to deregistration. This process is initiated by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) under section 82 of the Companies Act, 2008.
Close corporations that have not submitted their annual returns may be subject to deregistration by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission. This is part of a formal process to remove inactive or non-compliant entities from the register.
Registered entities must prepare for potential on-site or virtual inspections by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) to verify the accuracy and completeness of their submitted Beneficial Ownership information. Directors or members must be available in person during inspections, and all relevant documents must be accessible.
INVITATION TO ICT SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR THE RENEWAL OF EXISTING FORTINET NEXTGENERATION FIREWALL (NGFW) AND FORTIIDENTITY CLOUD LICENCES, SUBSCRIPTIONS, OEM SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE
