![]() ![]() ![]() Therefore, annual returns should have been filed on an annual basis for June 2010 and June 2011, and every year thereafter. If the close corporation was registered on 26 June 2009, its first annual return became due in June 2010. Therefore, annual returns should have been filed on an annual basis for June 2009 to June 2011, and every year thereafter. If the close corporation was registered on 26 June 1995, its first annual return became due in June 2009. If the company was registered 26 June 2009 and it is any other type of company, the first annual return became due in June 2010. Therefore, annual returns should have been filed on an annual basis as for June 2005 to June 2011, and every year thereafter. If the company is a private company, its first annual return became due June 2005. Therefore, annual returns should have been filed on an annual basis as from June 2004 until June 2011, and should then continue to be filed annually every year thereafter. If it is a public or external company, its first annual return became due in June 2003. The company was registered on 26 June 1995. Non-profit companies – rolled out May 2011 Private and incorporated companies – rolled out May 2005Ĭlose corporations – rolled out September 2008 Public and external companies – rolled out August 2003 Further, in order to determine the year from which the company or close corporation became liable to file annual returns, the roll out date for the specific category of entity must be used together with its registration date. In determining the appropriate fee for the filing of an annual return, a distinction must be made between a company and close corporation filing, and the date on which the annual return became due, since different fee structures are used for companies and close corporations. ![]()
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