Rule · NCR · 7 Jun 2021
National Credit Regulator registrants must pay the annual registration renewal fee by 31 July each year, with a 30-day grace period subject to a penalty fee. Failure to pay within this grace period results in the automatic lapse of registration, prohibiting the registrant from offering regulated services and rendering subsequent business activities unlawful. Registrants are mandated to use their registration number as the payment reference and ensure payments cover all business premises; incorrect references or payments to wrong accounts may also cause registration lapse. Re-registration after lapse requires a new application, and Debt Counsellors' clients are automatically transferred to other counsellors upon lapse.
CIRCULAR 03 OF 2023
This Circular is intended to remind all National Credit Regulator (NCR) registrants of the process and requirements for the annual renewal of registration in terms of the National Credit Act (“the Act). Of significant importance, this serves to bring to your attention the consequences of noncompliance with this process and requirements. ANNUAL RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION Number 03| June 2023 1 Disclaimer:
While the NCR has taken reasonable care to ensure the factual accuracy of this Circular, it cannot guarantee such accuracy, especially with regards to future events. Accordingly, NCR does not accept any liability for damages incurred by any party as a result of decisions or actions taken on the basis of information supplied in this Circular. The process and requirements:
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Number 3 | June 2023
Disclaimer:
While the NCR has taken reasonable care to ensure the factual accuracy of this Circular, it cannot guarantee such accuracy, especially with regards to future events. Accordingly, NCR does not accept any liability for damages incurred by any party as a result of decisions or actions taken on the basis of information supplied in this Circular. Your attention is brought to the following important information:
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Number 3 | June 2023
Disclaimer:
While the NCR has taken reasonable care to ensure the factual accuracy of this Circular, it cannot guarantee such accuracy, especially with regards to future events. Accordingly, NCR does not accept any liability for damages incurred by any party as a result of decisions or actions taken on the basis of information supplied in this Circular. FOR MORE INFORMATION For all queries and requests please contact Tumelo Xhati on (011) 554-2806 or txhati@ncr.org.za
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