TENDERS EXPLAINED Each day hundreds of tenders are being advertised but we often only hear about those where things have gone wrong or where the concept has been abused. It gives ‘Tenders’ a stink it doesn’t deserve. In today’s blog, we look at what exactly a tender is. A tender is an offer to perform… Read More: What is e tendering & its process? »
An internet based process wherein the complete tendering process; from advertising to receiving and submitting tender-related information are done online. This enables firms to be more efficient as paper-based transactions are reduced or eliminated, facilitating for a more speedy exchange of information. CURRENT SITUATION Nowadays, large organizations usually have to handle multiple procurement needs by… Read More: What is eTenders? »
A private company is the most common and simplest form of company to be registered. It is comparable to a close corporation. Close corporations are no longer registered. Private Companies may not offer shares to the public and restrictions are also placed on the transferability of their shares. Private companies must have at least one… Read More: How do I register a company with CIPC? »
Customers can apply for a B-BBEE certificate on the eservices website or at the CIPC Self Service Terminal. For a business with a turnover of less than R10 million, a B-BBEE certificate is not required. Customers can complete an Affidavit, signed by an Commissioner of Oaths, and hand it instead of the B-BBEE certificate. Once the Affidavit has… Read More: Does a sole proprietor need a BEE certificate? »
If your Company’s annual turnover (sales) is below R10 million, you require a BEE Affidavit which serves as your BEE Certificate. You can get a professional, system generated BEE Affidavit from Company Partners free of charge! Just complete the sign up form below to get your free professional BEE Affidavit B-BBEE Certification Customers can apply for a B-BBEE certificate on the eservices website or at… Read More: How much is a BEE certificate? »
B-BBEE Certification Customers can apply for a B-BBEE certificate on the eservices website or at the CIPC Self Service Terminal. For a business with a turnover of less than R10 million, a B-BBEE certificate is not required. Customers can complete an Affidavit, signed by an Commissioner of Oaths, and hand it instead of the B-BBEE certificate. Once the… Read More: How do you get a bee certificate? »
The fees for requesting electronic certificates are R30 per certificate. To request an electronic certificate, follow these steps: Register as a Customer To view information on how to register as a customer, click here. If you are already registered as a customer, and know your customer code and password, proceed to step 2. Deposit funds Deposit… Read More: How do I get my CIPC certificate? »
In terms of the Companies Act, 2008, a company may be registered with or without a company name. When a company is registered without a reserved name, its registration number automatically becomes the company name. This is the quickest way to register a company. Such a company may transact with a trading (business) name, or… Read More: How much does it cost to register a company with… »
To track the progress of the following e-service transactions, sign in with your customer code and password, and click on Transaction Status: Name Reservations Company Registrations Company director changes Close corporation member amendments Go to the e-services website. Sign in with your user name and customer code Select Transaction Status To track the progress of any… Read More: How do I track a reservation on CIPC? »
he memorandum of incorporation (MOI) determines the minimum number of directors and alternate directors, which, in the case of a private company may not be less than one director. A customised MOI will also set out the eligibility requirements for a director as well as the directors’ term of office. In the case of a… Read More: How do I change directors CIPC? »