How we approach it
An audit gives owners, lenders, regulators and boards confidence that financial statements can be relied on. We plan each engagement around the risks specific to the client, perform procedures in line with International Standards on Auditing (ISA), and report clearly — including practical observations on controls that management can act on.
What this includes
- External audit of financial statements
- Review & agreed-upon procedures
- Internal control review
- NGO & non-profit audit
- Cost auditing & investigation
- Other assurance services
Led by partners
Every engagement is led by a partner — Dr. Ibrahim Al-Oleimat or Muath Al-Oleimat — so you deal directly with the people accountable for the work.
How We Deliver
Understand
Deep study of your business, context, and goals
Plan
Tailored strategy and action plan designed for you
Execute
Precision delivery using advanced techniques
Report
Clear findings and actionable recommendations
Support
Ongoing support and long-term partnership
Questions about this service
Which standards do you follow when auditing?
Do you audit non-profit organisations?
Related reading
What Are a Taxpayer's Rights During an FTA Tax Audit in the UAE?
Ten working days' notice, the right to attend the audit and obtain document copies, with exceptions for entry without notice in evasion cases.
How Do Gulf and Jordanian Anti-Money Laundering Laws Define the Crime?
Jordanian, Saudi and Kuwaiti AML laws criminalise transferring or concealing funds known to be criminal proceeds, regardless of any conviction.
How Does the Tax Audit Process Work in Jordan?
A committee selects annual samples of tax returns for audit, issuing an audit memo then a reasoned decision within deadlines set by the Income Tax Law.
Your Success is Our Business
Tell us what you need — our partners are personally available to discuss your requirements.