CIPC filings, done for you

Deregister a dormant company — from R1 590

Voluntary deregistration at CIPC, lodged and tracked. We prepare the resolution and deregistration letter and handle CIPC queues for you.

Fixed feeResolution + letter draftedCIPC tracking until confirmedTax position guidance

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From R1 590 · 3–6 weeks at CIPC · no commitment.

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What's included

Deregistration

  • Deregistration letter and supporting resolution
  • CIPC submission and status tracking
  • Confirmation of deregistration

Turnaround: 3–6 weeks at CIPC

What you'll need

A short checklist

  • Registration number
  • Confirmation the company has no liabilities or assets
  • Tax clearance position (we will guide you)

We send a tailored checklist after your intake — you won't have to guess.

Pricing

Fixed fee. No surprises.

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Deregistration

From R1 590

Voluntarily deregister a dormant or unused company with CIPC.

Turnaround: 3–6 weeks at CIPC

  • Deregistration letter and supporting resolution
  • CIPC submission and status tracking
  • Confirmation of deregistration
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Add-on

Priority Processing

From R350

Jump the queue. Your filing is handled by a senior specialist and lodged on the same business day where CIPC allows.

  • Senior specialist assigned
  • Same-business-day CIPC lodgement
  • Direct WhatsApp line to your case owner
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Annual returns at CIPC

From R490

File your CIPC annual return and keep the company in good standing. One or two year catch-up available.

FAQ

Common questions

How long does CIPC take to deregister a company?+

CIPC processes voluntary deregistrations in roughly 3–6 weeks depending on queue times. We lodge within 3 business days and track with CIPC until confirmation is issued.

Can I deregister if the company still has assets or debts?+

No — voluntary deregistration requires the company to have no assets and no liabilities. If the company still has assets, it must be wound up first, or the assets distributed. We can guide you to a liquidator if that's needed.

What about outstanding annual returns or tax?+

CIPC prefers that annual returns are up to date before deregistration. If SARS has open obligations they must be closed — we'll flag the tax position in your intake and tell you what to clear first.

Will my directors still be on record after deregistration?+

The company record remains historically on CIPC as 'deregistered', but the entity ceases to exist as a legal person. Directors have no continuing fiduciary duties once deregistration is final.

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