Get registered, tax-ready and tender-eligible, without losing weeks to admin or risking compliance gaps.
From the first registration to annual returns and beneficial ownership filings, EEBC Capital runs the full statutory stack so your business is always ready to trade, hire and bid.
We help South African entrepreneurs formalise businesses through CIPC, register with SARS, structure for B-BBEE, and become procurement-ready on CSD and CIDB. Every engagement follows the published statutory procedure, not shortcuts, so your foundation holds up under a SARS audit, a tender review or a lender's due diligence.
A CIPC registration is the legal spine, but it is the start of the work, not the end. Most newly registered companies fail their first tender because they have no brand, company profile or website, get rejected for funding because their data room is incomplete, and lose working-capital deals because they cannot draw down on trade or invoice finance without B-BBEE and CSD. If you intend to expand cross-border, the Import / Export Code and director compliance should be wired in alongside the initial registration, not retrofitted.
Entrepreneurs, SMME's and Business Owners that need to be legally compliant in South Africa. CIPC-registered, SARS-compliant and CSD-listed to invoice corporates or bid on tenders.
A registered (Pty) Ltd with a SARS profile, B-BBEE affidavit or certificate, CSD registration where applicable, and a documents pack you can hand to any buyer, bank or funder.
Pty (Ltd) registration in 1 - 3 business days. Tax, B-BBEE and CSD inside 1 - 4 weeks depending on SARS and CIPC queues.
CIDB registration for construction, Import / Export Code, VAT, PAYE, UIF, COIDA setup, and 12 months of compliance maintenance covering annual returns and beneficial ownership filings.
Fixed-price formation tiers, scoped to where your business is in its compliance journey. Pick the tier that matches your buyers, your sector, and your timeline.
Get registered and ready to invoice.
Trade with corporates and tender-ready buyers.
Built for procurement, construction and exports.
Holding structures, group restructures, reinstatements.
Tell us the outcome. We assemble the services, deliverables and timeline around your business, with the same institutional spine behind every engagement.
A registered company can't invoice corporates without a brand, can't compete on price without funding, and can't scale without systems. These are the next moves, in order.
Without a brand, the entity is invisible to buyers. Add identity, profile and a live site and the same CIPC number starts winning meetings inside week one.
A new company without systems leaks every lead. Wire AI receptionist, CRM and follow-up before the first invoice so nothing falls through during the busiest quarter.
Capital is denied on documentation, not on idea quality. Build the data room alongside the registration and your first raise opens in months, not years.
Every working-capital facility starts with full statutory compliance. Pair the two now and the entity becomes fundable the day it can invoice.
A standard (Pty) Ltd registration through CIPC takes 1 to 3 business days once name reservation and director documents are in order. Tax registration with SARS adds 5 to 10 working days. B-BBEE affidavits are issued the same week. CSD and CIDB registrations depend on supporting documents and can take 1 to 4 weeks. Most clients in Johannesburg and Gauteng are trading inside two weeks.
Yes. South African banks will not open a business account without a SARS-issued income tax reference linked to the CIPC company. We register the company with SARS as part of every formation package so the bank account, the B-BBEE affidavit and the CSD profile can be opened in the same week the (Pty) Ltd is incorporated.
If your annual turnover is below R10 million you are classified as an Exempt Micro Enterprise and qualify for a B-BBEE affidavit, automatically Level 1 or Level 4 depending on Black ownership. Without it, corporate procurement, government tenders and most CSD-listed buyers will not transact with you. The affidavit costs less than a missed contract.
The Central Supplier Database is the National Treasury's single supplier registry for the public sector. Any business intending to invoice government departments, state-owned entities or municipalities in South Africa must be CSD-registered. Registration is free, but the documentation requirements are precise, missing fields delay activation by weeks.
CIDB registration is required for any construction or built-environment contract above R200,000 with the public sector. Grades 1 to 9 reflect contract value capacity. We assess your financial and works track record and apply for the highest grade you currently qualify for, then upgrade as your turnover grows.
Direct answers. No hedging. If something here doesn't reassure you, the order doesn't make sense yet.
Named consultants. One accountable team per engagement, not a marketplace of freelancers.
Every fee disclosed in writing before signature. PayFast as merchant of record on every transaction.
Each engagement ships with a written scope, a delivery date and acceptance criteria.
Statutory, financial and operational steps follow CIPC, SARS and B-BBEE published procedure, not shortcuts.
A single point of contact for the life of the engagement. Weekly status, not status on request.
