We provide our clients with a complete accounting and bookkeeping services package so that their business goes smoothly.
What we do
Most businesses find out the hard way that keeping books in Saudi Arabia is not the same as keeping books anywhere else. ZATCA's e-invoicing requirements, SOCPA-aligned reporting standards, Zakat assessment rules, and the specific documentation demands of local auditors all sit on top of the standard accounting work. Get any one of them wrong and you are looking at penalties, re-filings, or a failed audit.
Corprights provides accounting services in Saudi Arabia that businesses can depend on for accuracy, compliance, and genuine financial visibility. Our team includes qualified accountants, tax specialists, and compliance professionals who work exclusively within the Saudi regulatory framework — not advisors who cover five countries with one generalist team.
Whether you are a foreign-owned company entering the Kingdom for the first time, an SME that has outgrown its current bookkeeper, or an established business dealing with a ZATCA review, we have the people and the processes to sort it out.
Benefits
Get access to one of the best accounting services in Saudi Arabia at a lower cost than when hiring a full-time accountant.
Outsourcing your accounting services to Corprights is same as hiring a Certified Professional Accountants, that too at affordable price
Beyond accounting, our accountants provide valuable insights and recommendations to streamline your business, finance, tax and legal processes.
Our team specializes in leading accounting software like Tally, QuickBooks, Zoho Books, SAP, and Odoo, ensuring accurate and efficient financial management.
Financial reporting
Saudi Arabia has specific financial reporting obligations that go beyond what most international businesses are used to. Companies operating here need to maintain books of accounts that are accurate, consistently organized, and structured in a way that makes sense to both SOCPA standards and ZATCA's digital audit trail requirements.
Poor financial records do not just cause problems at year-end. They show up mid-year when a bank requests management accounts, when a government contract requires audited financials, or when a ZATCA field assessment arrives without much notice. Corprights builds reporting systems that work throughout the year — not just when something external forces a review.
Tax & regulatory compliance
The tax landscape in Saudi Arabia has shifted considerably over the past few years. VAT at 15%, mandatory e-invoicing under ZATCA's Fatoorah system, Zakat assessments for Saudi and GCC-owned entities, and the newer corporate income tax framework have all added layers that most businesses were not set up to handle when they first arrived.
Our tax consultants in Saudi Arabia work across all of these obligations — not just filing the returns, but building the internal financial processes that make compliance less stressful in the first place. If your VAT input claims are inconsistent with your purchase records, ZATCA will find it. If your Zakat base calculation does not align with your balance sheet adjustments, it will cost you. We fix these things before they become problems.
We support businesses with VAT registration and deregistration, quarterly VAT return preparation and filing, ZATCA Fatoorah e-invoicing compliance, Zakat calculation and annual returns, withholding tax identification and documentation, corporate income tax advisory, and regulatory reporting for SOCPA assessments.
Bookkeeping & payroll
Disorganized financial records cause downstream problems that are expensive and time-consuming to fix. A missed transaction here, an unreconciled account there — by the time it surfaces in a VAT return or a year-end audit, the work required to clean it up is significant.
We set up and maintain structured bookkeeping systems that give businesses accurate, real-time visibility into their finances. Every transaction is recorded and categorized correctly. Bank accounts are reconciled regularly. Accounts payable and receivable are tracked and managed. Monthly reporting happens on a fixed schedule so management always has current numbers.
Payroll in Saudi Arabia has its own set of requirements — the Wage Protection System (WPS/Mudad), end-of-service benefit calculations under Saudi Labour Law, leave accruals, GOSI contributions, and QIWA compliance for employee records. We handle all of it, integrated with your accounting records, so there are no discrepancies between what your books say and what your payroll system reports.
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Pricing
There is no flat monthly fee that applies to every business. The cost of accounting support depends on how many transactions your business generates, how many employees are on payroll, whether you are VAT-registered, how complex your reporting structure is, and whether there is historic clean-up work required.
A trading company importing from multiple suppliers with 20 employees and quarterly VAT obligations needs different support from a professional services firm with three partners and a straightforward monthly revenue structure. We price based on what you actually need — not a package that overcharges small businesses and underserves complex ones.
We provide an itemised quote after reviewing your current financial situation. If you want a quick estimate before we talk, our cost calculator gives you a starting range based on your business type and size. Everything is transparent — the quote you receive at the start is the number on your invoice.
Higher transaction counts — more invoices, more bank entries, more supplier payments — require more recording time and reconciliation work.
Number of employees, shift patterns, GOSI, WPS compliance, EOSB calculations, and multi-nationality payroll all add complexity.
VAT-registered businesses with import/export activity, reverse charge, or mixed supplies require more compliance work per reporting period.
What you need to provide
To review your financial position and set up the correct accounting structure, we typically need the following from the outset. You do not need everything on day one — we will tell you what is most urgent based on your compliance status.
Why Corprights
Bookkeepers process transactions. Accountants prepare reports. What businesses operating in Saudi Arabia actually need is a team that understands the interaction between their financial records, their VAT position, their Zakat obligations, and their ZATCA compliance status — and catches problems before they escalate. That is the difference between a bookkeeper and an accounting partner. Corprights works as the latter. We have seen what happens when ZATCA conducts an assessment on a business with disorganized records, and we make sure our clients are never in that position.
All financial reporting follows SOCPA standards. Your statements are structured correctly for Saudi regulatory submissions, audits, and investor reviews.
One accountant and one compliance specialist own your file. You deal with the same people every month — not a different contact every time you call.
We handle ZATCA assessments, e-invoicing compliance, and VAT audit responses. Our team has worked through the Fatoorah rollout with dozens of clients.
We work with foreign-owned companies regularly and understand the additional compliance layers — MISA reporting, withholding tax, repatriation documentation.
Payroll records and accounting entries are reconciled together. No discrepancies between what the payroll system reports and what the books say.
Itemised quotes before we start. No surprises after month one. If your scope changes, we tell you before adjusting the invoice.
Industries we support
Accounting requirements vary significantly by industry in Saudi Arabia. A construction contractor deals with progress billing, retention, and project-level cost accounting. A healthcare clinic has co-payment VAT treatment, insurance reimbursements, and SFDA-related documentation. A tech company importing software licenses has withholding tax and transfer pricing considerations. We adapt our approach to the specifics of your sector.
Multi-supplier invoicing, customs documentation, Fasah integration, import VAT, and complex input tax claim management.
Project-based cost accounting, milestone billing, subcontractor payment tracking, and retention management.
Insurance billing reconciliation, VAT on healthcare services, SFDA documentation, and clinic-specific payroll management.
Point-of-sale integration, VAT on consumer sales, returns accounting, and multi-location inventory tracking.
Bill of materials costing, production expense allocation, inventory valuation, and industrial zone reporting requirements.
Subscription revenue recognition, withholding tax on foreign software payments, and service contract billing.
From licensing and company structures to taxes, visas, and compliance, our comprehensive guide gives you a clear, practical roadmap to start and scale with confidence—cut through complexity, avoid costly mistakes, and tap into one of the world’s fastest-growing markets. Download the guide and move from idea to operation, faster.
Every client came to us with questions, complexity, and a business they believed in. We helped them go from idea to operating company — legally sound, fully compliant, ready to grow. You're next.
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FAQ
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