Audit
Regulatory scale
Fees set by the scale in force
Statutory audit and contractual audit.
- Statutory audit
- Contractual audit
- Main report on the financial statements
- Special report on related party agreements
- Management letter
Fees
Two simple rules, depending on the kind of engagement.
For audit, we apply the regulatory fee scale. For advisory work, we respond to your request for a quote according to the work required.
Advisory and support
On quotation
According to the work required
Accounting, tax, payroll and legal support, due diligence.
- Accounting support
- Tax support
- Payroll and social security
- TTN electronic invoicing
- Legal support
- Due diligence
How we set our feesAn audit engagement sits within a regulatory framework: its fees follow the scale in force, and we apply it. An advisory engagement depends on the volume and the nature of the work: we quote on request, once we understand what you need.
Common questions
No. We look at your situation and tell you what we can do, what it requires from you, and what it would cost. You decide after that.
Yes. The profession has a handover procedure between colleagues and we take care of it. We pick up the current year’s entries and review the earlier years before committing.
Yes, for subsidiaries, branches and companies being formed by foreign shareholders. We work in French, English and Arabic.
No, and that is a rule of the profession rather than a preference. A statutory auditor cannot certify accounts they prepared themselves. If we keep your books, the audit goes to another firm, and the reverse holds too.
For audit, fees follow the regulatory scale. For advisory work, a one-off engagement such as due diligence or legal support is quoted on its own. It is all written into the engagement letter before anything starts.
Contact
Let us talk about your file.
Write to us in French, English or Arabic. We answer every message, including the ones that do not turn into work.