Establishing companies

It is a legal regulatory process aimed at establishing an independent business entity. Companies represent the cornerstones of the modern economy and are the primary driver of economic growth in various countries.

Company types: Before starting the process of establishing any company, the founders must choose the type of legal entity that they will establish. The types of companies differ in terms of organizational structure and legal and tax liability, the most prominent of these types:

1 individual companies

2 joint stock companies

3 Limited Liability Companies

Foreigners’ residences

Residency is an official permit that allows a foreign person to live in a specific country for a specified or indefinite period. The types of residence permits vary and include work and study residence permits.

Feasibility Study

• A feasibility study is a comprehensive analysis of your project idea before implementation. It aims to evaluate the feasibility of the project economically, financially, technically and marketing. Through a feasibility study, it is possible to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the project, estimate potential risks, and develop a realistic business plan. The study helps to make an informed decision about whether to start the project or not, and increases the chances of its success.

Tax consultations

• Tax consulting is a service provided by specialists to provide advice on tax laws and regulations. This service helps individuals and companies understand and apply tax laws correctly, and avoid errors that may lead to fines. It also helps you take advantage of available tax deductions and plan future financial matters. A tax advisor analyzes the current tax situation, prepares tax returns, deals with tax authorities, and provides customized tax plans.

Electronic Invoice and Value Added Tax

• An e-invoice is a digital version of a traditional invoice, used to record business transactions and collect taxes such as value-added tax. Electronic invoices are fast, accurate, and secure, reducing errors and facilitating tax procedures. It is also environmentally friendly and reduces paper consumption. Electronic invoices help businesses and individuals comply with tax and legal regulations and improve business management.

Financial Budgets

• A financial budget is a detailed financial plan that outlines expected revenues and expected expenses over a certain period of time. A budget helps individuals, businesses, and governments manage their finances effectively and achieve their financial goals. Through a budget, you can track spending, make informed financial decisions, and plan for the financial future. A budget is a financial roadmap that helps achieve financial stability and achieve long-term financial goals.

Social insurance

• Social Insurance is a government system that provides financial protection to individuals and their families in emergency situations such as illness, injury, disability, and old age. This is done by collecting contributions from the insured and providing benefits such as retirement pensions, injury compensation, and unemployment benefits. The system aims to achieve financial stability for society and provide a social safety net.

Auditing Department

Auditing is defined by the American Accounting Association (AAA) as “a systematic process of objectively obtaining and evaluating evidence regarding assertions about economic actions and events to ascertain the degree of correspondence between these assertions and established criteria.
Carry out a test audit for the facility’s accounting records and their documents in accordance with the procedures of the facility.
Examine and evaluate the principles and accounting policies followed by the facility and the allocations determined by the facility administration by appreciation.
General evaluation of the method of displaying the financial statements and its disclosure and clarifications.
A periodic audit is done during the year includes examination and evaluation of the accounting system and internal control systems applied by the facility.Carrying out all the necessary tests to verify the integrity of the application of these systems and their efficiency and make the professional effort necessary to discover important errors and violations that may have an impact on the financial statements of the facility.
A final audit should be conducted at the end of the year includes the following:
Checking the assets that appear in the budget, its value and the amounts related to the obligations and allocations to verify that the budget clearly expresses the reality of the financial position. Checking the income list to ensure that it shows the validity of the result and operation of the facility. Ensuring that the disclosure and presentation with the complementary clarifications of the financial lists were made in accordance with the accepted accounting principles and in light of the laws and regulations in force.
The auditor will prepare a report on the financial statements at the end of the fiscal year. If there is any comments after completing the final auditing regarding the financial statements or any other notes other than what was stated in the report on the result of the periodic auditing, a report will be sent that includes our notes according to the final auditing, after discussing it with the facility administration.

Registration of trademarks

The registration of trademarks is a legal process aimed at protecting the brand that distinguishes the product or service provided by the company through its registration and accordingly the brand owner gets exclusive and distinctive rights to use what guarantees him not to use it by a person or another company or imitate it.

The importance of these brands: the protection of intellectual property rights, which protects its owner from forgery or violating that mark.

Building trust with customers: The registered mark of the company is considered is considered as a guarantee and quality of its product and guarantee of the company’s reputation for those dealing with it.