Let us manage your payroll payments and government payroll remittances.
A balance sheet outlining the value of everything owned by your company.
A profit and loss account outlining the company sales and running costs, as well as the loss or profit it made for the period of its latest fiscal year.
Notes regarding the annual accounts
Report from a director/s
The name and signature of director on the balance sheet
Report from an auditor unless the company is exempt
Statement of Cashflows for the year ended
Sage One or Xero setup and training
Bookkeeping done monthly
Complete Payroll for up to 10 staff included
Payslips
Monthly PAYE, UIF & SDL submissions (EMP201)
Bi-Annual PAYE Reconciliation (EMP501)
Annual IRP5 compilation and submission
VAT calculation and VAT201 submission
Monthly management reports
SARS audit and query support
Directors’ Provisional IRP6
Directors’ Income Tax IT12
Company’s Provisional IRP6
Company’s Income Tax IT14
Tax Clearance Certificate
Annual Financial Statements
CIPC annual return
Essentially, any company or employer which has employees working for them, needs to run an official payroll. The HMRC requires that the company submit Real Time Information (RTI) on each payday to ensure that everything is in order and that the wage and national insurance/tax has been paid correctly.
As a company or employer, you normally have to account for and deduct PAYE as part of the payroll process. PAYE is the HMRC’s system to collect Income Tax and National Insurance from employment.
It is important that the correct information is provided to HMRC as false or incorrect information could result in fines and penalties, as well as accruing interest on any missed payments.
Business strategy and objectives implementation
Evaluating the existing process or structure and fine tuning some or many of the company’s operations
Analysis of various investment options to optimize cash flow
Profit maximisation techniques
Business valuations
Working capital consulting
A balance sheet outlining the value of everything owned by your company
A profit and loss account outlining the company sales and running costs, as well as the loss or profit it made for the period of its latest fiscal year
Notes regarding the annual accounts
Report from a director/s
The name and signature of director on the balance sheet
Report from an auditor unless the company is exempt
Statement of Cashflows for the year ended