Tax on Consulting Firms

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  • Ant15
    New Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 5

    #1

    [Question] Tax on Consulting Firms

    Hey guys - Anton here

    I am currently planning on starting a Consulting Firm specializing in Project management.

    I've done quite a bit of research and not sure if I should be going with PTY Ltd or with Personal Liability (Inc) - I can't
    seem to find anything relating to the difference in tax (if there is any)

    The Company will be run by myself as director - no employees as of yet but could grow from 1 - 20 personnel.
    Company will purely act as consultants to clients i.e. Group Five, GLTA, ESKOM, Hitachi etc.

    Currently I am still working as an employee for my current company and want to do part time work on my own company
    after hours until the ball gets rolling and contracts for work has been signed off by the client.

    Please advise if I have to register VAT?
    Do I claim on the same IRP 12 tax form or a new one for the company?
    Which company registration is best for Tax or for Consulting purposes?

    Much appreciated
  • dellatjie
    Silver Member

    • Sep 2012
    • 335

    #2
    I've done quite a bit of research and not sure if I should be going with PTY Ltd or with Personal Liability (Inc) - I can't
    seem to find anything relating to the difference in tax (if there is any)
    Be careful of the exclusion for SBC purposes - Incorporated companies are not allowed to make use of these very beneficial tax rates.

    Please advise if I have to register VAT?
    You are required to registered for VAT once your taxable earnings exceed or are expected to exceed R1 million Rand during any 12 months.

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