Three options, and a written quote before anything begins.
What a practice charges depends on the volume of entries, the number of employees, the tax complexity and the obligations specific to your company. So we do not publish a fixed price. We quote once we have looked at your file, and that quote is binding on us.
Essential
On quotation
Given after a first meeting with no obligation
Professional practices, sole traders and companies starting out, with no employees or a small headcount.
Why no price appears on this pageFor two reasons. The first is practical: two companies with the same turnover can require three times the work depending on the volume of paperwork, the headcount and the state of the file being taken on. Quoting a price without having looked would be a number plucked from the air. The second is professional: statutory audit fees sit within a framework specific to that engagement and are not set like a subscription. We would rather give you a written, detailed and binding quote after a meeting that costs you nothing.
What each option includes
The exact scope is set out in the engagement letter, which is signed before any work begins.
What each option includes
Essential
Business
Statutory audit
Bookkeeping
Included
Included
Not applicable
Monthly return
Included
Included
Not applicable
Annual financial statements
Included
Included
Audited
Tax return package and filing
Included
Included
Not applicable
Payroll and payslips
Optional
Included
Not applicable
Social security returns
Optional
Included
Not applicable
Withholding tax and certificates
Included
Included
Not applicable
TTN El Fatoora support
Optional
Included
Not applicable
Tax audit support
Optional
Included
Not applicable
Statutory auditor’s report
Not applicable
Not applicable
Included
Meeting to present the accounts
On request
Included
General meeting
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, and we can provide the registered office by domiciliation.
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.
Day-to-day bookkeeping and payroll are usually billed monthly, while one-off work such as company formation is billed as a fixed fee. 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.