For accounting and tax firms

Capacity behind your own registration, not instead of it

A Saudi accounting practice, SME, startup or GCC subsidiary sits behind its own Ministry of Commerce Commercial Registration, its own Tax Identification Number and ZATCA registration, and, where a foreign shareholder is involved, a Ministry of Investment (MISA) licence. Finbryn does not hold any of these on a client's behalf. Our delivery team works inside your Zoho Books, QuickBooks Online, Odoo, SAP Business One, Qoyod or Daftra file, to whatever standard your own reviewer sets, and every filing with ZATCA and every statutory audit stays with your own registered people.

What we take on and what stays with a licensed partner

What we take on is production: categorising transactions, reconciling bank feeds, tying trial balances, building the workpapers behind a VAT return, a Zakat and corporate income tax return or a Transfer Pricing Disclosure Form, and preparing IFRS-format financial statements ready for the Ministry of Commerce's Qawaem filing. What stays outside our scope is representation before ZATCA, which needs a ZATCA-licensed tax agent partner, and statutory audit, which needs a SOCPA-licensed auditor. SOCPA also reserves its own professional titles for individually licensed members, so any partner-level sign-off we point to is reviewed by a senior reviewer and a corporate CFO, never claimed as a credential Finbryn holds itself.

Six ways Saudi businesses use this capacity

Some clients start with white-label bookkeeping produced under an accounting practice's own name for a block of SME and startup files. Others add capacity around the 120-day Zakat and corporate tax filing window, a VAT return cycle, or a Fatoora phase 2 integration wave. A family business absorbing a new subsidiary often wants a dedicated staff pod sized to its own book, while a GCC subsidiary of a US or UK group inheriting a backlog uses a fixed-scope cleanup project instead. Some firms want a second pass on a file before their own reviewer signs it, which is review support, and a business or practice still weighing outsourced capacity starts with a scoped pilot under outsourced capacity planning.

Where the work happens

Northlane Solutions Inc, the Delaware company you contract with, coordinates delivery. Our team's hours overlap the Saudi working day, so a file handed off in the afternoon in Riyadh, Jeddah or Dammam is often reconciled and waiting by the next morning, with senior review built into the same-day turnaround.