Audit, accounting and advisory services in Riyadh
Professional services for companies in Saudi Arabia. Choose the service that matches your business needs.
01Financial Statements Audit
Do the financial statements present a fair view you can rely on?
An independent professional opinion on whether the financial statements are presented fairly, in all material respects.
Who it suits
- Companies requiring audited financial statements for shareholders or other stakeholders
- Boards and partners seeking independent assurance over financial reporting
- Businesses preparing for financing or investment decisions based on their financial statements
What the work usually includes
- Understanding the business and applicable financial reporting framework
- Assessing the risks of material misstatement
- Obtaining sufficient, appropriate audit evidence under auditing standards and ethical requirements
- Expressing an independent opinion in the auditor's report
02Zakat & Tax Advisory
Is the entity's zakat and tax position accurate and compliant?
An accurately determined zakat and tax base, with clear compliance steps aligned with regulations.
Who it suits
- Businesses subject to zakat, income tax or value-added tax
- Finance teams preparing returns
- Businesses dealing with requirements of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)
What the work usually includes
- Reviewing the company's current zakat and tax position
- Reviewing the accuracy of the zakat and tax base
- Providing advisory opinions within applicable regulations
- Clarifying the steps required for compliance
03Financial & Management Advisory
How can financial and organisational performance improve, and decisions get better?
A clearer diagnosis of the problem and an improvement plan that supports the decision.
Who it suits
- Owners and senior management facing a financial or organisational decision
- Businesses growing or reorganising
- Teams seeking to improve operational services
What the work usually includes
- Building financial and management models to improve performance
- Designing an effective organisational structure and supporting organisational change
- Developing skills, training staff and applying technology
- Setting a strategy to improve operational services
04Bookkeeping
Are the records and financial reports orderly, current and auditable?
Orderly records, with periodic trial balances and reports that prepare for the financial statements.
Who it suits
- Small and medium-sized businesses without a complete accounting department
- Companies organising their records before an audit
- Owners requiring clear, periodic financial reports
What the work usually includes
- Recording and supervising accounting entries
- Periodic trial balances
- Periodic accounting reports
- Appropriate financial solutions in line with accepted standards and Saudi regulations
05Local Content
Does your entity's local content assessment need a review?
A review of the entity's local content assessment in line with the requirements of the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority.
Who it suits
- Companies that need their local content assessment reviewed
- Entities asked to assess their local content as part of their dealings
What the work usually includes
- Understanding the business and the assessment data
- Reviewing the local content assessment against the Authority requirements
- Reviewing the supporting data and documents
- Reporting the review result to the entity
06Internal Audit
Where are the control risks, and how can operations become more efficient?
An independent assessment of risks and controls, with practical recommendations.
Who it suits
- Boards and governance committees
- Executive management requiring an independent assessment of controls
- Companies expanding their operations or branches
What the work usually includes
- Understanding existing processes, policies and procedures
- Assessing risks and the effectiveness of controls
- Findings and improvement recommendations
- Reporting directly and independently to the audit committee and the board
07Forensic Accounting
How are an entity's funds and assets safeguarded under a court-appointed custodianship?
Objective financial work within the scope set by the judicial authority, preserving the entity's funds and assets.
Who it suits
- Judicial authorities issuing assignments of a financial nature
- Entities subject to a judicial custodianship assignment
- Parties seeking to understand these financial assignments
What the work usually includes
- Working within the judicial assignment's scope
- Safeguarding the entity's funds and assets
- Managing assets to preserve funds and support growth
- Following applicable laws and regulations
Why Al Assaf & Abanmi
Why do major investors choose us?
Full compliance
We adhere to the highest standards of the Saudi Organization for Chartered and Professional Accountants (SOCPA) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Deep market understanding
Cumulative experience in Saudi tax and zakat systems and commercial legislation.
Confidentiality and integrity
We handle our clients’ data with the highest levels of reliability and security.
Professional leadership
Relied upon as a key reference for complex financial advisory.