Year end accounts, statutory audit coordination and MOIC filing on Sijilat
We close the books, prepare the statements for the licensed auditor, get the audited report signed by two directors and file it on Sijilat on time so your CR stays clean.
BHD 600Yearly
For: WLLs, BSCs, partnerships limited by shares and branches of foreign companies.
What we need from you
Trial balance and ledgers
Statements
Bank confirmations
Audit evidence
Fixed asset and stock lists
Audit evidence
Board or partner details
Signatures
Prior year audited report
Comparatives
What we discuss
Which MOIC licensed auditor will sign?
Only licensed firms are accepted
Do branches need to be included?
Report must cover all branches
Any going concern or capital loss issues?
May trigger company law steps
Is the company a BSC needing AGM approval packs?
Extra AUP reports required
What we file
Prepare IFRS statements
Audit by licensed firm
Upload on Sijilat
What you get
Audited financial statements
Sijilat filing receipt
The law
- Commercial Companies Law, Decree-Law No. 21 of 2001: Sets company forms (WLL, SPC, BSC), management, accounts, dissolution and liquidation Source
- Commercial Companies Law and MOIC requirements: audited financial statements: WLLs, BSCs, partnerships limited by shares and foreign branches file audited statements through Sijilat within six months of year end, signed by two directors, audited by an MOIC licensed firm Source
Questions people ask
- Deadline for audited accounts on Sijilat
- Who signs Bahrain financial statements
- Can an Indian CA firm audit a Bahrain company
- Removing an accounts violation on Sijilat
- Why MOIC rejected our financial statements
- One audit report for all CR branches
- Audited accounts for a foreign company branch
- Typical audit fee in Bahrain
- Who may offer bookkeeping services in Bahrain
- AGM approval documents for a Bahrain BSC
Contact us to book
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