Fenns Incorporated
Accounting Services in Randburg

Fenns Incorporated are members of South African Institute of Chartered Accountants. Our offices are based in Randburg, George, Mossel Bay and Cape Town. Our personnel are highly proficient in offering financial services and consulting to small and medium sized businesses.

Fenns Incorporated is registered with the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA) and we specialise in providing independant external opinions to Small to Medium enterprises on various assurance engagements such as Audit of Annual Financial Statements and general assurance engagements. We offer a wide range of secretarial services from registrations to amendments and conversions. Now you can connect with us on a social level as well. Fenns Incorporated is a South Africa-wide accounting and auditing firm built on principles of professionalism and integrity; committed to the sustainable evolution and development of our staff and clients. Our mission is to become a brand that is known for its values and principles and that delivers a product that is beyond compare. We strive to deliver excellent service that places a premium on ensuring that our clients are attended to with punctuality, professionalism, confidentiality and with the utmost integrity. Maintaining a positive cash flow is the lifeblood of any successful business. While many businesses take pride in their product or service, this does not provide a solid foundation for business success. As any investor or bank will tell you, the proof of a business’ success lies in its numbers. Fenns Incorporated Accounting Firm in Cape Town is dedicated to providing the very best in accounting and financial services to our clients, specialising in providing these services to the small to medium sized enterprise. Fenns Incorporated Accounting Firm in Port Elizabeth is dedicated to providing the very best in financial services to our clients. SARS eFiling is a free, online process for the submission of returns and declarations and other related services, for more information visit the eFiling Services page. Without a steady stream of cash coming in, debt can build up fast, you can fall behind on tax obligations and your business is at risk of becoming one of the many small entities that fail in their first year. Even if your business is relatively stable, an interruption in cash flow will prevent you from growing and achieving the success you dream of. Spending the time putting together cash flow projections is like consulting your road map before a long-distance drive: while you cannot predict everything on the road ahead, at least you know exactly where you are going and how you plan to get there. Work out how much is required to cover your expenses and how much cash you need to cover any risks. Be driven, but also stay realistic about expected income. Rather have your results surpass your expectations. Make sure you keep thorough records of outstanding debtors, including when payment from them is expected. Instead of relying on everyone to pay on time, manage risk by building up a reserve account that will allow you to carry three month’s expenses without any income. Be aware of the timelines given to debtors of when the funds will be payable to you, and how much is due to you. Then add one month to the expected period and halve the expected amount. They’ll either not last very long, or they’ll always remain small, insignificant businesses. A business should be managed like a business, not like a household!