What are the documents required to establish a company in South Africa?

The documents required to establish a company in South Africa are:

1. Company Name Application Form: The application form must be filled out to determine and approve the name of the company.

2. Company Establishment Agreement: A contract that determines the purpose, management structure, partnership structure and other provisions of the company should be prepared.

3. Application for Registration of the Company: A registration application must be made for the company to be registered in the trade registry. The application must specify the company's name, address, managers, partners and other information, as well as the area in which the company will do business.

4. Company's Workplace Certificate: It is necessary to determine the place where the company will do business and submit a document regarding this address.

5. Signing Authority Certificate of Managers: The signing authority of the managers must be documented with the document to be signed by the managers of the company.

6. Company's Tax Number Application: A tax number application must be made to determine the company's tax liability.

7. Workplace Registry Certificate: It is the document showing that the company is registered in the trade registry. These documents are generally required to establish a company in South Africa. However, depending on the company's sector and characteristics, additional documents may be requested. Therefore, it is important to seek support from local legal advice services.