CIPC
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission provides valuable business services.
Articles
12 October 2020
CIPC signs up for the Finance Indaba Network as a Gold Partner
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission joins the Finance Indaba Network.
07 January 2020
Saica highlights concerns with the new CIPC Compliance Checklist
Juanita Steenekamp says that it is both "onerous and vague" and that "more guidance is required".
11 November 2019
What's in demand in co-sourced accounting services
Accounting and Financial Advisory's Shaun Govender outlines four key areas their clients need help with.
04 October 2019
Companies urged to calculate public interest scores, file financial statements with the CIPC
Adv. Rory Voller says that the regulator's new digital reporting tool makes it easy to file financial information.
25 March 2019
CIPC has joined the 2019 Finance Indaba
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission provides valuable business services.
10 October 2018
Draftworx will tackle automation and compliance for you
Draftworx's Earl Steyn shares the easiest way to be compliance and XBRL-ready in 2018.
01 October 2018
Finance Indaba 2018 Q&A: CaseWare's Jodi Joseph
CaseWare Africa's Jodi Joseph tells CFO SA about their offering, and the effects of digital transformation.
19 September 2018
Finance Indaba 2018 Q&A: XDS's Akshar Rampath
CFO South Africa talks to Akshar Rampath about the EOH information services vertical, and XDS's client offerings
03 September 2018
Draftworx joins the Finance Indaba 2018 ranks
Draftworx provides automated drafting and working paper financial software to about 6,000 accounting and auditing practices.
04 May 2018
Finance Indaba 2018: How CIPC is transforming through tech
CIPC commissioner Rory Voller speaks about the efficiency gains and digital drive of the regulator - as well as the big financial reporting shift that your business needs to know about.
24 April 2018
CIPC joins the Finance Indaba 2018 line-up
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) is part of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) group
06 December 2017
Are you ready for the CIPC's new reporting standards?
Deloitte's Sumendra Naidoo unpacks the incoming XBRL requirements
22 October 2017
Don't be afraid of iXBRL, says Ince's Linda Buchler
iXBRL is a scary word right now, Linda Buchler, regional managing director at Ince, said at last week’s Finance Indaba Africa 2017, held at the Sandton Convention Centre. She went on to unpack what iXBRL means.
Company profile
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC), an agency of the Department of Trade and Industry, is a Schedule 3A Public Entity under the PFMA and administers all or parts of the fourteen (14) pieces of legislation relating to corporate and intellectual property regulation. Its mandate encompasses companies, close corporations, co-operatives, trademarks, patents, designs, aspects of copyright legislation and enforcement of rules and regulations in most of these areas of law. The CIPC’s primary institutional mandate is derived from the Companies Act, No 71 of 2008, which establishes the CIPC as a juristic person. The Commission was established on the 1st of May 2011, following the merger of the Companies and Intellectual Property Registry Office (CIPRO) and the Office of Company and Intellectual Property Enforcement (OCIPE).
Address: the dti Campus Block F 77 Meintjies Street Sunnyside Pretoria
Phone: 086 100 247
Website: http://www.cipc.co.za/
