Your company’s year-end, ticked off.
I look after the annual compliance of owner-managed companies: financial statements, company tax and CIPC filings, for one fixed fee agreed before any work starts.
Company compliance package from R30 000 a year
Every year, for every client
- Annual financial statementsCompiled under IFRS for SMEs from your bookkeeper's records
- Company income tax returnITR14, filed on eFiling
- Provisional taxBoth IRP6 estimates, with payment amounts and due dates
- CIPC annual return and beneficial ownershipFiled on time, so the company stays in good standing
- Your own personal tax returnThe director's ITR12, done alongside the company
Ryan Wilson CA(SA) · registered tax practitioner
For owner-managed companies
You run the business and your bookkeeper keeps the books. What’s left is finishing the year properly: statements that hold up, a tax return that matches them, and CIPC filings that don’t lapse.
If every shareholder in your company is also a director, you usually don’t need an audit or an independent review at all. You need clean, compiled financial statements and your tax done right. That’s the package.
For bookkeepers
I don’t do bookkeeping, so I’m not after your clients. I take over the year-end work you’d rather not carry: compiling financial statements, independent reviews where a company needs one, and company and personal tax returns.
Your client stays your client. You get a CA(SA) to finish the work, and a second pair of eyes on the difficult questions.
Why an auditor makes a good year-end accountant
I know what holds up
I spent more than 15 years in external audit. I know what a set of financial statements needs to show, and what a reviewer, a bank or SARS will look for.
Qualified and registered
Chartered Accountant (SA) since 2011, a member of SAICA, and a registered tax practitioner (PR0000282).
No surprises on the bill
You get a fixed quote and a list of exactly what I need from you before I start. If the scope changes, we agree it first.
Provisional taxpayer? Your 2026 personal tax return is due on 22 January 2027. Individual returns from R2 200.
What you need to fileRecent articles
- Does my company need an audit, an independent review, or neither?Most small private companies don't need an audit. Many don't need a review either. Here's how to tell, using your public interest score.
- Provisional taxpayers: your 2026 return is due on 22 January 2027If you earn income other than a salary, such as rental income or freelance fees, you're probably a provisional taxpayer. Here's what to file and when.
- CIPC annual returns and beneficial ownership: what every company owner must fileEvery company and close corporation must file an annual return with CIPC, and keep its beneficial ownership information up to date. Missing them can lead to deregistration.