Your chartered accountant for Casablanca.

Why would a Casablanca company choose a firm based in Témara?

For three reasons you can check for yourself. First: the prices. Our fees are published — bookkeeping from 1,000 MAD excl. tax per month, company formation at 4,000 MAD excl. tax — which almost no fiduciaire (accounting bureau) does, in Casablanca or anywhere else; you know which bracket you are in before the first call. Second: a stable contact. The firm has been in practice since 1992, and your file is not handed to a different staff member every year. Third: geography matters far less than people think. Témara sits on the Casablanca side of the Rabat conurbation — about 75 km, an hour on the motorway — and most of the work goes through SIMPL, Damancom, e-mail and WhatsApp anyway.

Which Casablanca files do we take on?

Casablanca is where head offices, holding companies, import-export businesses and service companies of every size are concentrated. Our ground is the SMEs and micro-businesses of that fabric: the trading company that imports and resells, the family group with a holding company and two operating subsidiaries, the service company invoicing clients across the country, the business owner who also has a second entity in Rabat or Témara and wants a single firm for the lot. We do not claim to replace the big audit firms for a multinational — that is not our trade. For an SME that wants its accounts kept rigorously and a clear quotation, we are exactly the right size.

Import-export: what should you expect from your accountant?

Method. An import-export business generates denser accounting than average: transactions in foreign currency, import duties and taxes, TVA (VAT) to pay out and then recover, customs documents to reconcile against supplier invoices. The firm's job is to keep that machinery clean — every import documented, every tax posted to the right account — so that deductible VAT is genuinely recovered and the file holds up in a tax audit. It is precision work rather than showmanship, and that is precisely why it is worth doing well.

Several companies, a single firm: is that a good idea?

Often, yes. A family group — a holding company, subsidiaries, sometimes an SCI (property-holding company) or a dormant entity — gains from entrusting the whole set to one firm: the flows between companies (agreements, current accounts, internal invoicing) are seen from both sides, year-ends are coordinated, and the overall fees are easier to read. We keep this kind of group for clients in Casablanca and the surrounding region; each company keeps its own quotation, and you see the total cost in front of you.

Switching fiduciaire in Casablanca: how does it work?

More simply than you imagine, and without upsetting anyone. Once you have decided, we collect the file from the outgoing firm — trial balances, liasses fiscales already filed, e-filing credentials — and pick the deadline calendar back up without interruption; you have nothing to re-file and nothing to justify. The whole process is described on our changing accountant page. The best moment to switch is often just after a year-end close, but a mid-year change is handled just as smoothly.

How often do we meet in person?

As often as necessary, as rarely as possible — you set the dial. The usual baseline: one annual meeting to go through the accounts at year-end, at your offices in Casablanca or at the firm, plus video or phone calls for management matters during the year. On top of that come the visits circumstances call for — a tax audit, a bank file, a restructuring — where being around the table really counts. That rhythm is discussed at the first conversation and written into the quotation, so distance is never a source of misunderstanding.

And the price, then?

Bookkeeping starts at 1,000 MAD excl. tax per month. A typical Casablanca file — monthly VAT, a few employees, a steady volume of paperwork — comes out above that, on a written, fixed quotation. Our cost base is not that of a firm in central Casablanca, and it shows in the fees. Put our quotation next to what you pay today, line by line: it is the most honest test there is, and it commits you to nothing.