Books in order. Deadlines met.

Bookkeeping, tax, payroll and financial statements for South African businesses, from a Durbanville practice that tracks every deadline.

2017

The year the practice was registered

160+

Companies whose records we look after

8

Kinds of work, from daily books to year-end

Everything between the bank statement and the signed financials.

Take one service or hand over the whole finance function. Each is priced the way the work is actually done.

Billed by the hour

Your transactions processed and posted for the period, so the ledger reflects what really happened in the business.

  • Bank, card and supplier transactions captured
  • Customer and supplier balances kept current
  • Books ready for VAT, management accounts and year-end

Billed by the hour

Every bank and card account reconciled to the statement, with anything unexplained raised with you instead of buried.

  • Statement balance agreed to the ledger
  • Unmatched items listed and followed up
  • PDF statements accepted as they are

A fixed monthly fee

The monthly payroll run, payslips and submissions, done on the same day every month so your staff are never left waiting.

  • Payslips for every employee
  • PAYE, UIF and SDL worked out and declared
  • EMP201 submitted before the 7th

A fixed fee per return

Returns prepared from reconciled books and submitted on time, with the workings kept so any figure can be traced.

  • VAT201 returns
  • Provisional and annual income tax
  • Schedules that support every figure

A fixed fee per period

A clear picture of the period just ended: what came in, what went out and what is still owed to you.

  • Income statement and balance sheet
  • Debtors and creditors by age
  • Monthly or quarterly, to suit you

A fixed fee per set

Your annual financial statements compiled from the year's books, ready for your bank, your shareholders and SARS.

  • Compiled from reconciled ledgers
  • Checked by a second person before release
  • Supporting schedules kept on file

Billed by the hour

The file and schedules your auditors will ask for, prepared before they ask, so the audit takes less of your time.

  • Lead schedules and reconciliations
  • Supporting documents gathered in one place
  • Queries from the auditors handled for you

A fixed fee per filing

Your company kept in good standing with CIPC. Their filing fee is passed on at cost, with no markup.

  • CIPC annual returns
  • Beneficial ownership filings
  • Changes to directors and registered details

You always know where your work stands.

Every job runs through our own work system, built for this practice. Nothing depends on someone remembering.

  1. A quote before any work begins

    You see the price first, at rates we set per service. The invoice that follows matches the quote you approved.

  2. One list of what we need from you

    A named list of documents, sent by WhatsApp or email. Each item is ticked off as it arrives, so you are never asked twice.

  3. A deadline on every job

    Each piece of work has an owner, a due date and a time allowance. Work that is running late is flagged before it is late.

  4. Checked before it leaves

    Finished work goes to the Chief Accountant for review. It reaches you, or SARS, only once it has been signed off.

  5. An invoice you can read

    What was done, how much of it, and at what rate. Sent as a PDF with a payment reference that we can match.

The dates we are watching for you.

Worked out from today's date, with weekends and public holidays taken into account.

EMP201 Monthly PAYE, UIF and SDL

The 7th of every month

Declared and paid by the 7th. When the 7th falls on a weekend or holiday, the last business day before it.

VAT201 On eFiling

Last business day of the month

For a VAT period that closed at the end of the month before.

Provisional tax February year-ends

End of August and end of February

Two payments a year, six months apart. Other year-ends follow the same pattern from their own date.

CIPC annual return Every company, every year

Within 30 business days of your registration anniversary

Filed together with the beneficial ownership declaration. Miss it for long enough and CIPC can deregister the company.

A general guide. SARS and CIPC can move dates, and your own depend on your registration and year-end. We confirm yours when we take you on.

Your records are financial records.
We keep them like it.

Two-step sign-in

Nobody who approves work can open your file with a password alone.

Private by default

Documents sit in private storage and open only through links that expire.

A record of every change

Who changed what, and when, is logged and cannot be edited afterwards.

Questions people ask first.

Ongoing processing, such as bookkeeping and reconciliations, is billed by the hour. A return or a set of financial statements is a fixed fee. Payroll is a fixed monthly fee. You get a quote before we start.

Your company registration details, your tax numbers and your recent bank statements. After the first conversation we send one list of exactly what is needed for your work.

No. Documents reach us by WhatsApp or email and returns are filed online, so we can work with you wherever in South Africa your business is.

Yes. Send us the bank statements for the months that are missing, as PDFs if that is what you have. We quote for the catch-up separately from the monthly work that follows.

We track every document we are waiting for and every deadline on your file. If something is needed from you, you hear from us well before the due date.

Tell us what you need done.

We reply with a quote, usually after one short call to understand your business.

Phone
076 456 8995
Office
9 Glen Way, Kenridge
Durbanville, Cape Town

For example your year-end, whether you are VAT registered and how many staff you pay.

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