Company Tax Returns submitted from only R590
Corporate Tax is Tax collected by SARS from companies based on the Taxable Income made by the company.
Each and every company that is registered for Tax, whether trading or dormant is required to submit annual tax returns.
Correct Tax planning can assist your company to pay as little tax as possible legally.
Company Tax Returns submitted from only R590
Company Tax Returns Benoni: Who Must Submit, and Why It's Not Optional for Dormant Companies
Corporate tax is collected by SARS from companies based on taxable income earned during the year. Every company registered for tax, whether actively trading or completely dormant, is required to submit annual tax returns. A dormant company doesn't get an exemption, it needs to submit a nil return confirming there was no income, which many owners assume isn't necessary until SARS flags it.
We handle your company tax return submission accurately, from R590.
Provisional Tax vs. Your Final Company Tax Return
These are two separate obligations that often get confused. Missing this distinction is one of the most common ways companies end up with unexpected SARS penalties.
You need both. Paying provisional tax doesn't remove the requirement to submit the final return, and the final return can't be accurately completed without your AFS for the year.
Legal Tax Planning, and What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
Correct tax planning helps your company pay as little tax as legally possible, using deductions and allowances SARS actually permits, not aggressive positions that invite an audit. There's a real difference between minimising tax legally and taking risks that later trigger SARS audit attention.
Missing your submission deadline results in SARS administrative penalties, calculated per month the return remains outstanding, and these accumulate regardless of whether your company owes any actual tax. A dormant company that ignores its nil return obligation can rack up penalties for a filing that would have taken minutes to submit correctly.
How We Handle Your Company Tax Return
Trading or dormant, and gather your financial records or Annual Financial Statements.
Calculating taxable income correctly and applying deductions your company legally qualifies for.
Filed correctly and on time, avoiding unnecessary administrative penalties.
So you know exactly where your company stands with SARS.