UIF Registrations

UIF Registration Quick & Easy, from only R550

Register for UIF in Benoni from R550, including domestic workers. Full Department of Labour registration handled. Free consultation available.

Registration Services · Benoni & East Rand

UIF Registration Benoni: Who Must Register, Including Domestic Workers

The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) provides short term financial relief to workers who lose their job, go on qualifying maternity or parental leave, or are unable to work due to illness. If you employ staff for more than 24 hours a month, you're required to register as an employer with the UIF and contribute on their behalf.

This includes domestic workers. Many households employing a domestic worker or gardener don't realise they're legally an employer under UIF rules, with the same registration obligation as any business.

We handle the full registration process for R550.

UIF Registration Benoni - employer registration
✓ Registered correctly, compliant from day one

UIF Registration vs. Monthly UIF Contributions, Different Steps

Registering for UIF and paying UIF contributions are two separate things, and it's easy to assume one covers the other.

UIF Registration A once-off step when you first employ staff, giving your business a UIF reference number with the Department of Labour and SARS.
Monthly UIF Contributions Ongoing, 1% employer plus 1% employee, declared and paid monthly via the EMP201 alongside PAYE. See PAYE Registration →

You need to register first before monthly contributions can be correctly declared. If you're already registered and just need help with ongoing submissions, our payroll services handle that monthly.

Who Needs to Register

✓Any business employing staff for more than 24 hours a month
✓Households employing a domestic worker, gardener, or similar
✓New businesses hiring their first employee
✓Employers who were previously unregistered and need to regularise

How UIF Registration Works

1
We confirm your obligation

Whether it's a business, a household employing domestic staff, or both.

2
We submit your registration

To the Department of Labour and SARS, using your and your employee's details.

3
You receive your UIF reference number

Once confirmed, you're set up to contribute compliantly.

4
Ongoing contributions, if you need it

We also offer payroll services to handle monthly UIF declarations going forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to register for UIF if I only employ a domestic worker?
Yes. If your domestic worker is employed for more than 24 hours a month, you're required to register as an employer with UIF, the same as any business.
Is UIF registration the same as PAYE registration?
No, they're separate registrations, though both are commonly needed together once you employ staff. See our PAYE Registration page for that service.
What can my employee claim from UIF?
Qualifying employees can claim UIF benefits if they lose their job, go on maternity or parental leave, or are unable to work due to illness, provided contributions have been made on their behalf.
What happens if I've employed staff without registering for UIF?
It's worth registering as soon as you realise, rather than leaving it unresolved. Unregistered employment can affect your employee's ability to claim benefits and expose you to compliance risk.
How much does UIF registration cost?
Our fee is R550, covering the full UIF registration process.