It's Business As Usual, CIPA Assures Company Secretaries :: Mmegi Online

Companies and Intellectual Property (CIPA)’s latest move to introduce the Online Business Registration System (OBRS) will oust consultation agencies from carrying out the business of assisting entrepreneurs with the usually lengthy business registration process.

The OBRS will be launched and instantly put into use June 3, 2019. According to the organisation, all submissions will be carried out online and will take less time as the system is said to be efficient compared to the manual registration process.

“Business consultation agencies will not be out of business because the Companies Act stipulate that all registered companies must have a company secretary. The duty of the company secretary is to assist the entrepreneur to run their business in accordance with the provisions of the Act so that the entrepreneur can solely focus on running their companies to success,” affirmed CIPA awareness and communications manager, Marietta Magashula.

Already have an active account? Log in here.

Or Sign up and get unlimited access to premium articles.

Explore

More

It's Business As Usual, CIPA Assures Company Secretaries

Companies and Intellectual Property (CIPA)’s latest move to introduce the Online Business Registration System (OBRS) will oust consultation agencies from carrying out the business of assisting entrepreneurs with the usually lengthy business registration process.

'I was deceived'

Fierce battle looms in BPF Nata-Gweta primaries

BPF to win all Serowe constituencies

BDP councillor withdraws candidacy, decries voters roll manipulation

BDP primaries: More fireworks, twists and turns

Choppies' P1m Olympic incentive

Masole gears for third Chess Olympiad

Wildebeests on the cusp of rugby history

BDP primaries leave a lot to be desired