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Before you enter into a new contract with a supplier or customer have us review the terms and advise on any suggested amendments to protect your rights and make the agreement more beneficial for all parties involved.
Protect your users and your business with a clear, legally sound privacy policy that outlines how personal data is collected, used, and protected in line with South African data protection regulations.
Set the ground rules for using your website, app, or service with a straightforward terms and conditions agreement that helps manage expectations and reduce legal risk.
Create clear internal guidelines for your employees covering conduct, leave, disciplinary procedures, and more—designed to promote consistency and compliance within your business.
Consolidate multiple legal policies into one overarching agreement that simplifies management and ensures your business is covered from all angles.
Declare the individuals who ultimately own or control your business, in line with South African company law requirements.
Request official company records or documents from CIPC for due diligence, compliance, or verification purposes.
Update your company or close corporation’s registered directors or members to reflect current leadership or ownership changes.
Reinstate a previously deregistered business with CIPC to resume operations and regain legal status.
Submit a formal request to CIPC to update your company’s registered address details.
Register a new company or close corporation with CIPC. Reserve name and incorporation documents.
Stay compliant with CIPC regulations by submitting your company’s annual return along with up-to-date beneficial ownership details.
File your company’s annual return with CIPC to maintain active status and avoid deregistration.
Detailed compliance opinion on any commercial legal topics.