How to find an ideal business accountant in South Africa
Discover how to find the best business accountant for your needs in South Africa. Ensure accurate financial records, compliance with regulations, and save time for strategic decision-making.
I need bookkeeping and tax return to be done.
I am looking for an accounting service that will be able to provide me with continuous advice on how to best structure my tax liability to be cost effective, provide advice on whether deductions will be allowed/not allowed prior to filing a return to ensure that the return is settled with as little additional to and fro as possible without costing me in interest. I also need the consultant to take charge of when I need to submit what (as a provisional tax payer) and keep in constant communication with me on progress. I do not want someone that just take my money and leaves me to follow up with either them or SARS on what is happening. I want to feel that I am able to ask questions and discuss possible solutions without the clock ticking at a Rand a minute. A set fee would be preferred so that I can budget accordingly.
The above mentioned store was previously registered in my fathers name. My Father has been ill for a year now and we decided to move the store to my moms name. I am not sure if the previous account has submitted the returns to date before my mom took over the store and I would also need assistance in submitting the current tax returns.
I am a freelancer and recently found out I need to submit provisional tax returns. I have been freelancing for just over a year and apparently I should have submitted 3 returns but I was unaware of this fact and I have been trying to figure it out for myself. I need help with this. Please email me as I am very busy with work and not always able to take calls.
I registered this company years ago for a business venture that went nowhere. The company made zero income. I had no background in business so I didn't understand how to properly close down a business. I haven't done anything with this business and it hasn't been operating for years now. A few days ago, SARS contacted me saying I need to file a tax return for this business. I have no idea what to do now.
For my personal benefit, as a shareholder of a company, I need an accounting service that will take the companies general ledger and trial balance (if necessary) and allocate all transactions (particularly expenses) to each month of the year, for approx four financial years. This is a cash flow exercise.
Please send me a quotation, each section to be quoted separately. Dedicated Accountant Processing of transactions monthly Recons of accounts every month Management account reports every month. Submitting of Vat Returns On-going tax planning Withholding Tax Returns Provisional Tax Returns Annual Income Tax return • Individuals • Companies Annual Financial Statements Monthly Payroll Processing PAYE, UIF & SDL Returns Monthly declaration to Department of Labour (UI19) IRP5 Reconciliations and Submissions Compensation Commissioner Returns Assistance with all bookkeeping, tax & technical queries Tax Clearance Certificate Applications CIPC submissions Letters – confirm company is dormant. Letters – Confirm shareholder salaries.
3. Letter of Drawings from the accountant confirming your monthly earnings 4. Signed Letter confirming if any personal expenses are covered by the business – this must be signed off by the accountant; 5. Signed and dated Personal Assets and Liabilities statement 6. Latest 2 year signed Financials 7. The latest signed 6 month management accounts; (if the Financials ended in February)
Hello, I have just opened a Pty Ltd company. I generate income (2 x per year) from a single customer overseas which goes into my personal account. This will be transferred to my Pty company. Also starting to generate income from a 2nd local company (one invoice per month). Am working from home most of the time. So things are pretty simple. I basically need to know what it would cost to submit my returns for me and also will need advice on what can be claimed as tax deductibles. Many thanks Glen