Annual financial statements, statutory audit and Qawaem filing within six months

We close your books, prepare statements under the Saudi framework, work with a SOCPA-licensed auditor, and file on Qawaem in time, with numbers that match your Zakat or tax return.

SAR 6,000Annual

For: All Saudi companies: LLCs, joint stock and simplified joint stock companies and partnerships, including foreign-owned ones that cannot use the small company audit exemption.

What we need from you

  • Year-end trial balance

    Statements

  • Bank confirmations

    Audit

  • Fixed assets and inventory count

    Audit

  • Shareholder list and nationality

    Audit exemption test; foreign companies excluded

  • Employee count and turnover

    Micro or small test

What we discuss

  • Are you micro or small and Saudi owned?

    May be exempt from audit

  • Foreign ownership?

    Exemption does not apply; ZATCA needs audited statements

  • Losses over half of capital?

    Partners meeting under Art 182

  • Auditor appointed?

    Book early for the 120-day tax deadline

What we file

  • Prepare statements

  • Audit

  • File on Qawaem

  • Half-capital test

    Example: capital SAR 500,000, accumulated losses SAR 300,000 > 250,000, so call partners meeting

What you get

  • Signed statements

  • Qawaem filing proof

The law

  • Companies Law (effective 19 January 2023): One person can own an LLC; financial statements deposited within 6 months of year end Source
  • Art 19, Companies Law (audit exemption): Micro and small companies may be exempt from appointing an auditor; not foreign micro and small companies Source
  • Art 182, Companies Law: LLC managers must call a partners meeting when losses reach half of capital Source
  • Ministry of Commerce guidance on filing financial statements: Statements filed on Qawaem within six months of year end by the manager or board Source

Questions people ask

Contact us to book

Online payment in SAR is not open yet. Send us a message and an adviser for Saudi Arabia confirms the scope and the fee before any work starts.

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