Almousa & Altamimi, Certified Public Accountants and Auditors is a professional limited liability company licensed to practise accounting and auditing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Our office is in Riyadh, Al Murooj district, King Abdulaziz Road, and we serve clients in Riyadh and across the Kingdom from it.
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Why having your auditor in Riyadh matters
Much professional work can now be done remotely. But there remain points where proximity makes a real difference:
- Attending the physical inventory count. The auditor is required to attend the count on the count date, and being unable to do so is among the most common causes of a qualified opinion. Proximity makes attendance a scheduling matter rather than a travel one.
- Litigation support reports. Expert sessions and meetings with the parties are usually held in person, and the commercial courts in Riyadh feature heavily in this kind of work.
- Investigating embezzlement. Securing evidence in the first days requires getting to the premises quickly; every delay means more transactions and documents that are harder to retrieve.
- Paper records for older periods. Businesses rebuilding books for past years usually need physical sorting that cannot be done by email.
- Board and audit committee meetings. Presenting and discussing findings in person is not the same as sending a report.
Services from our Riyadh office
| Service | What it covers |
|---|---|
| External auditing | Annual audit of financial statements and the auditor’s report, limited review, and audits of associations and non-profit foundations |
| Zakat and taxes | Returns, building the zakat base, objections to assessments, and regularising entities in arrears |
| Accounting and bookkeeping | Monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliations, year-end close, and rebuilding periods in arrears |
| Litigation support reports | Accounting expert reports, settling accounts between partners, and measuring financial loss |
| Governance and internal audit | Governance manuals and committee charters, and establishing the internal audit function and its plans |
| Risk consulting | Risk registers, control gap analysis, and the compliance calendar |
Who we serve
- Limited liability and unlisted joint stock companies.
- Mixed-ownership entities with Saudi and foreign shareholders — where the Saudi share is subject to zakat and the foreign share to income tax.
- Sole establishments and smaller businesses needing audited financial statements for a tender or a banking facility.
- Associations and non-profit foundations.
- Family companies moving to institutional management.
- Parties to commercial disputes requiring independent accounting expertise.
Contact and visiting information
| Address | Riyadh — Al Murooj district — King Abdulaziz Road |
| National short address | RHGA7344 |
| Working hours | Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| info@mtc-cpa.com | |
| Telephone | See the contact page |
We prefer visits by prior appointment, particularly during the year-end season between February and June when the schedule is full.
A note on timing
The second quarter is the peak of professional work in the Kingdom, and the reason is the statutory calendar itself: the ordinary general assembly meets within the six months following year end, the auditor must be given access to records at least 45 days before it, and the financial statements must be filed within that same period. The zakat return, due within 120 days of year end, sits inside the same window.
The consequence is that anyone starting in May finds schedules full, costs higher and flexibility lower. We therefore prefer to begin before the financial year closes, not after.
Frequently asked questions
Where is your Riyadh office located?
In the Al Murooj district on King Abdulaziz Road, national short address RHGA7344. Working hours are Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Do you have branches in other cities?
No. Our only office is in Riyadh, and we serve clients in other regions from it. Much audit and zakat work is completed remotely, with site attendance where the engagement requires it — such as inventory counts or embezzlement investigations.
Do you serve businesses outside Riyadh?
Yes. The determining factor is not distance but the nature of the engagement: work requiring repeated site attendance is scheduled in advance within the engagement plan.
Can I visit without an appointment?
We prefer a prior appointment, particularly between February and June when the schedule is full with year-end close, audit and return work.
When should I contact you about the annual audit?
Before the financial year ends, or early in the following year. The auditor must be given access to records at least 45 days before the general assembly, and starting in May for a December year end leaves insufficient time to complete the statutory sequence without pressure.
For more detail, see the FAQ and the glossary. Last updated: 14 September 2026.