Assurance & Audit services
We perform statutory and contractual audit engagements to ensure the reliability of your financial statements and provide stakeholders with a clear and accurate view of your company's financial position.
Our accounting and audit firm in Casablanca supports Moroccan and international companies with internal controls, transparency and the reliability control of their financial statements.
Contractual Audit (Acquisition, Reorganisation, etc.)
We conduct contractual audits as part of strategic projects such as acquisitions, disposals, restructuring or corporate reorganisations.
Through an in-depth analysis of financial statements and a rigorous due diligence approach, we identify risks, assess the financial position and secure your decision-making process.
Each engagement is tailored to your specific needs to optimize performance and ensure the successful completion of your transactions.
Certification of Financial Statements
Statutory Audit
We perform statutory audits in accordance with applicable professional standards to assess the reliability and transparency of your financial statements.
Our statutory audits comply with Moroccan and international professional standards, with the objective of strengthening the confidence of shareholders, investors, banks and other financial institutions.
By entrusting us with your statutory audit, you benefit from an independent and objective assessment of your company financials.
Reporting for Stakeholders (Banks, Investors, etc.)
We prepare financial reports tailored to the expectations of banks, investors and shareholders.
These reports highlight your company's performance, facilitate financing procedures and demonstrate the financial strength and continuity of your business to key stakeholders.
We assist with the certification of financial statements with the independence required to assess and control the accounting compliance and the reliability of the financial information provided to your stakeholders.
Our expertise helps enhance the value of your financial data, strengthen transparency and build lasting confidence among all stakeholders.
Why Choose Us?
An experienced and multidisciplinary team, combining Moroccan and international expertise.
An independent, rigorous and client-focused approach.
Recognized expertise in statutory audits, due diligence and financial statement certification.
Contact our firm for a complimentary initial assessment of your accounting and audit requirements and discover how we can secure and enhance the value of your financial information.
FAQ – Assurance & Audit Services
When is a statutory audit mandatory in Morocco?
In Morocco, a statutory audit is mandatory for certain companies, including public limited companies (SA), certain simplified joint-stock companies (SAS), and limited liability companies (SARL) with annual total sales exceeding MAD 50m (before VAT).
The statutory auditor verifies the compliance of the financial statements and assesses the reliability and transparency of financial information.
What is the difference between a statutory audit and a contractual audit?
A statutory audit is required by law for certain companies.
A contractual audit, on the other hand, is initiated voluntarily by a company as part of a specific transaction or project, such as an acquisition audit, reorganisation audit or financial assessment.
How long does an audit engagement take?
The duration depends on the size of the company, the scope of the engagement and the documents to be reviewed.
As a general rule, an audit may take from a few weeks to a few months. The planning, preparation and availability of supporting documentation are key factors in optimising the timeframe.
What documents should be prepared for an audit?
The documents generally required include financial statements, general ledgers and journals, commercial contracts, bank statements, tax documents, CNSS declarations, inventories, fixed asset schedules and supporting accounting documentation.
How does an audit engagement with your firm work?
Each engagement begins with an initial meeting and the collection of relevant documentation, followed by a review of internal controls, an analysis of financial flows and transactions, and substantive testing.
The engagement concludes with a report highlighting our audit findings and recommendations.
How is an audit useful to partners and stakeholders?
An audit strengthens the financial credibility of a company with its shareholders, suppliers, banks and investors.
It helps support transparency, facilitate access to financing and reinforce the confidence of all financial stakeholders.
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