Frequently asked questions

Yes. We can handle accounting activities under an agreed scope, from transaction recording and reconciliations to payroll and reporting. Document exchange, work frequency and reporting are tailored to the company’s volume and needs.

It can include payroll, social security contributions and payroll income tax deductions where applicable, related schedules and remittance follow-up. The company approves the data and provides the necessary funds and authorisations.

IFRS concerns the preparation and presentation of financial reporting. ISA governs how an audit is performed, evidence obtained and the auditor’s opinion formed. The financial reporting framework is determined for the entity, while financial statement audits follow ISA.

An audit seeks reasonable assurance that financial statements are free from material misstatement due to error or fraud. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but does not guarantee detection of every instance.

Yes, within the service scope and formal authorisation with the Income and Sales Tax Department. We explain the outcomes and obtain your approval before signing minutes or decisions on your behalf.

Yes. The agreed service includes preparing and filing an objection within the statutory period, discussions with the objection committee and responses through to its decision at the Department. We first review the decision and notification date.

We review the sales tax control account, recording and posting, sales, purchase and import documentation, input tax deductions and non-deductible tax and related adjustments where applicable.

External financial statement audit provides an independent opinion against the applicable reporting framework. Internal audit focuses on agreed processes, risks and controls and provides findings and improvement recommendations.

Each engagement is assessed against independence requirements, professional rules and the entity’s circumstances. A bookkeeping provider cannot automatically be assumed eligible to audit the same records; the permitted scope is clarified after assessment.

Fees depend on the service, transaction volume, periods covered, state of the records and follow-up required. We discuss your needs first and provide a proposal setting out the scope, fees and requirements.

Yes. We help prepare budgets and forecasts and analyse performance using management-approved data and assumptions. Forecasts support planning and should be reviewed as circumstances or assumptions change.

Khalda Design Center Complex, Khalda – Opposite the English Schools, Amer Bin Malik Street, Building No. 30, Second Floor, Amman, Jordan, Postal Code: 11821, P.O. Box: 3138. Contact us by phone, WhatsApp or email to arrange a meeting and discuss the service.

Audit obligations depend on the company’s legal form and the applicable corporate and regulatory requirements. We review the entity’s registration and circumstances before confirming the required audit scope.

Initial documents usually include the trial balance, general ledger, draft financial statements, bank statements and reconciliations, receivable and payable schedules, inventory and fixed asset records, and relevant contracts. We provide a tailored request list after understanding the business.

We start with company registration information, opening balances or prior financial statements, bank records, invoices, payroll data and access to the agreed accounting system. We then agree the scope, responsibilities, document exchange and reporting timetable.

Timing depends on the size and complexity of the business, the completeness of records, required confirmations and the availability of management. We agree an estimated timetable after the initial review and update it as the work progresses.