You can register and then submit a benefits claim online https://ufiling.labour.gov.za/uif/
An acquaintance used it and benefits were received a couple of weeks later.
I hope you actually receive what you ordered. I was offered the same deal but over 24 months at R349. Turns out when it was delivered the product loaded was 30mb with 200gb cap. I immediately called them to have the package collected now need to wait for it to be returned to the warehouse in...
I missed the statement about not having a controlling interest anymore. However, the basics still apply the Executor takes control of the member's interest in the CCs and shares held in the company until the winding up of the Estate.
The bank accounts will not be affected for the CCs or...
The companies and CCs are separate juristic persons. Their accounts will not be frozen.
The Executor of the Estate will effectively take over managing the CCs and assume control over the shares in the company until the liquidation and distribution account is approved by the Master and then...
You will need to request remission of the penalty on e-filing.
As part of the request, you/your employer will need to do a detailed letter setting out the facts of your request for remission indicating how the error occurred, that it is the client's first offence (although not caused by the...
@Claymore if the mom is still of sound mind and agrees to your suggestions then I do not see a problem with your proposals. If she is not of sound mind and unable to take care of her own affairs, then you will not be able to get a power of attorney signed. The bank will not normally accept an...
Remember any retirement fund lump sum withdrawals are cumulative for your lifetime. Cashing out early you start paying tax on any amount over R27 500 vs only on amounts above R550 000 after turning 55.
The costs of compliance and headache would likely outweigh the benefits e.g. submissions to CIPC, SARS, preparation of Annual Financial Statements etc. Remember on top of the 27% tax rate you have a dividends tax of 20%. So for every Rand you want to take out 20 cents goes to SARS.
The...