Keep accurate, useful monthly records
Understand source documents, reconciliations, reports and month-end routines.
Read Accounting GuidesBusiness resources
Accounting Guides and Business Resources
Plain-language starting points for South African business owners dealing with accounting, tax, payroll, registration, compliance and financial planning.
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Practical information organised around your business questions
Each category connects useful guidance with the relevant Felmeg service, so you can understand the issue before deciding what help you need.
Prepare for returns and SARS matters
Learn why current records and official information matter when dealing with tax.
Read Tax GuidesBuild a reliable employer routine
Explore PAYE, UIF, SDL, EMP201, EMP501 and employee-record considerations.
Read Payroll GuidesConnect registration to what comes next
Company registration is the first step in a wider accounting and compliance journey.
Start a BusinessMaintain company information and filings
Understand annual returns, beneficial ownership and company-record responsibilities.
Explore CIPC SupportPrepare the right business information
Learn how orderly accounting and company records support B-BBEE readiness discussions.
Explore B-BBEE AssistanceUnderstand where cash is being absorbed
Use current records and budgets to discuss working-capital pressure and timing.
Explore Business AdvisoryMake decisions from better information
Connect margins, operating costs, budgets and management reporting to your plans.
Use Business ToolsOfficial information
Check current requirements at the source
Government requirements can change. These official websites open in a new tab.
South African Revenue Service
Current information for businesses and employers.
Visit SARSCompanies and Intellectual Property Commission
Company-registration and corporate-record information.
Visit CIPCB-BBEE Commission
Official legislation, guidance and notices.
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