e-Conveyancing
A thing of the past
07 June 2012
Rates clearance delays are fast becoming a thing of the past in Cape Town following delays in the transfer of property with the implementation of ISIS late last year.Section 118 admin nightmare
14 June 2012
The City of Cape Town has been inundated with incorrect electronic/Internet payments for Section 118 certificates, causing an administrative nightmare.Payment Solutions
21 June 2012
Payment Solutions is a product in GhostConvey which efficiently, and cost effectively facilitates the payment of the seller’s rates and taxes on his behalf.Section 118 payments
21 June 2012
Conveyancers in Cape Town must with immediate effect refrain from instructing their clients to pay financial values for s 118 certificates directly to the City Council.Document exchange
05 July 2012
Salaried individuals no longer need to supply bank statements when applying for bonds at FNB, Absa and Nedbank.Lodgment and queries
12 July 2012
The City Council of Cape Town is to implement new measures from 30 July to reduce delays with rates clearance applications.Admin fee collection
06 September 2012
RatesClearance.com will now be collecting administration fees for generating rates certificates on behalf of Mossel Bay and Bitou Councils.SARS Transfer Duty system launched
06 September 2012
SARS' modernised Transfer Duty system which was introduced in August will be mandatory from 1 October and conveyancers are urged to activate their eFiling details.Jhb EFT payment process
13 September 2012
As the city of Johannesburg strives towards better service, rates clearance certificates can now be paid via EFT.Conditions
15 November 2012
A request for conveyancers and secretaries to liaise with the relevant departments regarding conditions when applying for Rates Clearance Certificates.
