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For South African businesses, tax compliance isn’t just a legal duty — it protects your reputation and your bottom line.
Company tax, VAT and provisional tax can drain your time and, if they slip, expose you to penalties and legal action. Handled properly and ahead of time, tax becomes a steady part of your stability and growth instead of a worry.
Based in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), we provide business tax services to companies, close corporations and trusts across the country — so you can get on with running the business.
Corporate income tax is detailed work. We calculate and prepare returns for companies and close corporations — declaring income, expenses and capital allowances correctly — and for trusts of various structures. Precise, on-time submissions keep you clear of penalties and legal trouble.

VAT can be a heavy admin load. We keep it in order and chase the refunds you're due:

When a query lands, you want a professional on your side. We handle tax audits, deal with arrears, challenge penalties, and manage objections and disputes with SARS. We also calculate and submit your provisional tax so you can plan cash flow and avoid underpayment penalties, and we assist with Capital Gains Tax and Tax Clearance Certificates for tenders and good standing.

You get a partner committed to both your commercial success and your compliance — not just the paperwork.
A real grasp of the tax challenges and opportunities South African businesses face.
Accurate, on-time work that keeps penalties and legal complications at bay.
Your tax affairs handled with care and punctuality, freeing up your time.
Guidance to legally improve your tax position and support growth.
A private company must register for income tax and submit annual returns (ITR14), make two provisional tax payments a year, and — if VAT-registered — submit VAT201 returns monthly or bi-monthly. It also manages PAYE for employees, and possibly SDL and UIF contributions.
Registration is compulsory once your taxable supplies exceed (or are likely to exceed) R1 million in any 12-month period. You can register voluntarily once they pass R50,000 in a 12-month period, which lets you claim input VAT on expenses. We can help you decide the right time and manage the registration.
Don't panic, and don't ignore it — it needs a proper, structured response. Contact your tax professional straight away. We guide you on what to provide, make sure everything submitted is accurate and complete, represent your business with SARS, and work out the best way to resolve it efficiently.
Yes. Beyond compliance, we advise on the right tax structure for your business, point out legitimate deductions you may be missing, and look for ways to legally reduce your tax. Planning ahead can make a real difference to your numbers.
A Tax Clearance Certificate confirms your tax affairs are in order with SARS. It's often required to bid on government tenders, secure contracts with larger companies, and for certain import/export or foreign-exchange dealings. We make sure your obligations are met and apply for the certificate so you don't lose opportunities to delays.
Tell us a little about your situation and we'll come back to you. Or reach us directly during business hours.
| Phone | +27 72 604 6275 |
| info@estimaguiretax.co.za | |
| Office | Office 10, Seagate Centre, Torquay Street, Summerstrand, Gqeberha |