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Staying compliant is easy

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The deadline for filing to the CIPC Beneficial Ownership Register is 01 October 2023.

 

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FILING DEADLINE

Does this apply to me?

If your company is one of the following entity types, then YES

What must I do to stay compliant?

You need to submit the details of every individual whose direct or indirect beneficial ownership of the company is 5% or more to the CIPC Beneficial Ownership register.

 

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I have more questions...

Who is considered a Beneficial Owner?

Any individual whose direct or indirect beneficial ownership of the company is 5%

What information needs to be filed?

The following needs to be completed for every beneficial owner:

  • Full names and surname

  • Date of birth

  • Identity or passport number

  • Residential address

  • Postal address

  • Email address

  • The extent of the individual's ownership or effective control over the company.

Will anyone else be able to access the details on this register?

No. The only people allowed to access it will be law enforcement and competent authorities.

What happens if I miss the deadline?

The most likely consequence is a compliance notice, followed by an administrative fine. Other consequences include the triggering of other investigations and in serious cases, the disqualification of directors.

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