Facts South Africa That Will Encourage You to Invest

Simple Guide to Starting Business in South Africa

South Africa has many facts and figures. Because of this, so many foreign brands are becoming strong and becoming international brands. Here are some facts and figures that will help you-

  • South Africa Ranks 56th out of 144 countries.
  • 2015, the Open Budget Index announced South Africa had the third transparent budget.
  • South Africa is a member of the G20 and the only African country.
  • By 2015, South Africa ranked fourth in the Ibrahim Index.
  • South Africa accounts for 23% of Africa's total Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
  • South Africa has a modern, affordable and costly transport network.
  • South Africa accounts for about 35% of the total GDP of sub-Saharan Africa.
  • Albeit home to only 6% of the continent's population, 45% Mineral production and 50% Purchasing power.

South Africa has a free economy, where to take place. Foreigners and locals are treated by the courts, especially when it comes to business. However, most commercial disputes are still pending. General commercial and transactional practices.
Legal document for running a business
There are several documents required to run a business in South Africa. From the authorities that check violation. Below are some documents you need.

  • certificate of participation
  • business plan
  • insurance policy
  • contract documents
  • business permit
  • Business Licenses and Permits

Before starting a business, you need to be sure that you do not want to break the law. However, not all companies require licenses or permissions before they can be started. In this case, however, you must purchase a license before you can trade. These include the following–
  • Food Provision License - This is for anyone who wants to start a business.
  • Health and Entertainment License - Cinemas, massages, health baths, electronic games, etc.
  • South African Regional Office (SARS) - This is for tax purposes.
  • Zoning Permit
  • Alcohol licenses