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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who does AMA work with?

We work mainly with small and medium-sized businesses, owner-managed and family businesses, start-ups and growing groups, and regional or multinational businesses that need finance and accounting support in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

What types of support can you provide?

Our six service areas cover accounting and financial reporting, IFRS and technical accounting, financial planning and management reporting, internal controls and governance, finance transformation and data, and training. The precise scope of any engagement is agreed in written engagement terms.

Can engagements be delivered remotely?

Yes. Much of our work can be delivered remotely and securely, and we combine remote delivery with on-site presence where the engagement benefits from it.

Which locations do you cover?

We are based in Cairo and serve clients across Egypt and Saudi Arabia, with plans to extend coverage to other Middle East markets.

How does an engagement begin?

It starts with a free, confidential conversation. If we believe we can help, we send a short written proposal covering objectives, deliverables, timeline, the responsible partner and fees. Work begins once engagement terms are signed.

What information should we prepare for an initial discussion?

A short description of your business and the issue you'd like help with, plus — where available — recent financial statements or management accounts. Detailed documents are only needed once an engagement is agreed.

How do you handle confidentiality?

All discussions and materials are treated as confidential, including at the enquiry stage. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before any detailed information is shared.

Do you replace our external statutory auditor?

No. We support and complement the work of external statutory auditors — for example through audit readiness, preparation of supporting schedules and remediation of findings — but statutory audit remains the role of your appointed auditor.

Can you help with IFRS and financial reporting questions?

Yes — this is one of our core strengths. We support areas such as revenue recognition, leases, expected credit losses, impairment, consolidation and disclosure reviews, and can document conclusions in technical position papers.

Do you provide training?

Yes. We deliver practical IFRS, financial reporting and internal-controls training, tailored to your team, sector and systems, in English or Arabic.

How are fees determined?

Fees depend on the scope, complexity and timeline of the work, and are always agreed in writing before an engagement begins. We aim to be transparent, with no surprises.

Answers above are general information only and do not constitute professional advice for any specific situation.