Main Form: Form Cor 18.1 Application to convert a close corporation to a company; Secondary Form:A Memorandum of Incorporation for the company to be formed (CoR15.1.A or CoR15.1 B or customized MOI) – cost is R100.00 or R400.00 depending on MOI.

Company – (CM1 – Notice of Incorporation) or (COR14.3 – Registration Certificate) is required Close Corporation – CK1( Founding Statement) and CK2 ( Amended Founding Statement) is required

1) CM1 – Certificate of Incorporation 2) Copy of Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI) 3) CM9 – Certificate of change of name of company – if applicable

2020年6月30日 · For CM 1, there are two different variants to be able to make a statement about the operating success. Also known as “relative contribution margin”. If the production force is different (e.g. due to different machines all performing the same process), the so-called “production force” is included as a time unit.

• the most recent Certificate of Incorporation (CM1) and Notice of Registered Office and Postal Address (CM22) issued by CIPRO and signed by the company secretary;

It has come to the attention of the Commission that certain financial institutions, foreign embassies and others question the validity of CM forms (issued and applicable in terms of the previous Companies Act, 61 of 1973) when presented by companies incorporated prior to the implementation of the current Companies Act, 71 of 2008.

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Check here if you qualify for low-income certification based on the monthly income guidelines printed on federal Form 656. Then enter your information in the spaces below. Select option A (lump-sum ofer in compromise) or option B (periodic payment ofer in compromise) and complete the section for your ofer type.

2024年7月17日 · CIPC has noted that some financial institutions and foreign embassies question the validity of CM forms from the previous Companies Act (Act 61 of 1973) for companies incorporated before the current Companies Act (Act 71 of 2008).