Navigate Compliance. Drive Sustainable Business Growth.
A dedicated professional firm offering Advisory, Compliance, and Accounting services. We deliver comprehensive support at an accessible price for individuals and businesses alike.
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01 · What we do
Four things we do. All under one roof.
The conversations most accountants skip.
What it includes
01Quarterly strategy sessions
02Holding-co & group design
03Owner remuneration policy
04Exit & succession planning
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Advisory
The conversations most accountants skip.
Worked out in advance, not guessed at in February.
What it includes
01Provisional tax modelling
02Income tax returns
03VAT, PAYE & dividends tax
04SARS disputes & objections
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Tax planning
Worked out in advance, not guessed at in February.
The filings that quietly rack up penalties.
What it includes
01CIPC annual returns
02Beneficial ownership
03B-BBEE affidavits
04Compliance calendar
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Compliance & strategy
The filings that quietly rack up penalties.
Books your bank will actually accept.
What it includes
01Monthly management accounts
02Annual financial statements
03Independent reviews
04Cloud bookkeeping & payroll
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Accounting & assurance
Books your bank will actually accept.
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02 · Philosophy
Three operating principles.
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Advisory comes first, not last.
We start with the business decisions (structure, remuneration, growth plans) and let the accounting and tax follow from those, not the other way round.
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Your books are current, always.
Management accounts are prepared monthly, not reconstructed at year-end. You see where the business stands while there’s still time to act on it.
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Tax is planned, never scrambled.
Provisional tax and annual returns are worked out on a running basis across the year, built on accounts you can already trust.
03 · How we work
Built for people who’d rather run their business.
A 90-minute session going through your books, returns and goals.
We read your last two years before we meet, so the time is spent on what we found rather than on questions you’ve answered before. You get a written summary afterwards, no obligation.
What you get
01Two-year books & returns read-through
02Compliance gap list
03Written summary within 5 days
A written plan: what we handle, how often, and one fixed monthly fee.
Everything is priced upfront. If something falls outside the scope later, we tell you what it costs before we do it — there is no year-end invoice you didn’t see coming.
What you get
01Written scope of work
02Fixed monthly or project fee
03Named partner contact
Books, returns and filings handled on schedule.
Management accounts monthly, statutory filings against a calendar we keep, and a short call each quarter to talk through anything that actually matters.
What you get
01Monthly management accounts
02All statutory filings on calendar
03Monthly or quarterly strategy call
Once a year we sit down properly.
What changed in the business, what we did about it, and what’s worth doing differently. This is where the structural conversations happen — remuneration, structure, funding, exit.
What you get
01Annual financial statements
02Year-in-review brief
03Next-year tax position modelled
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04 · Outcomes
Filed on time. Every time.
Client voice
“I’ve been working with The Compliance Clinic since the day I started my company, and I can’t imagine running my business without them. From handling all of my business taxes to managing payroll, they’ve consistently provided top-notch, reliable, and professional service.”
S. Naicker
Founder · Construction consulting, GP
05 · Insights
Practice notes.
Compliance02 May 2026 · 5 min
Beneficial ownership filings: what changed, and what most companies still get wrong.
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Advisory24 Apr 2026 · 9 min
When to incorporate a holding company — and when it just creates compliance debt.
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Tax planning12 May 2026 · 8 min
Provisional tax: why the second payment catches out businesses that had a good year.
