Accounting that follows Moroccan rules
In Morocco, company accounts are kept under the Code Général de Normalisation Comptable (CGNC), in dirhams, with the mandatory legal books (journal, general ledger and inventory book). RIM Accounting Group sets up and keeps your accounts within this framework so your figures are reliable and usable at any time.
We work with Moroccan companies (SARL, single-member SARL AU, SA), entrepreneurs, and subsidiaries or branches of foreign groups that need clean local books and reporting that head office can understand.
What our accounting service covers
Recording and checking documents, bank reconciliations, customer and supplier ledgers, preparation of the annual financial statements (balance sheet, income statement and notes) and of the tax package filed with the corporate income tax return.
During the year you receive simple management reporting — revenue, costs, cash and upcoming deadlines — so you run the business on current numbers instead of discovering them once a year.
Working with an accounting company in Morocco from abroad
Foreign owners often struggle with French-language documents and local formats. We report in English (or Spanish), explain Moroccan specifics in plain terms and keep one point of contact you can reach on WhatsApp.
After a short review of your flows and tools, we set up a simple process for sending documents (digital or paper) and a clear calendar, then handle processing, controls and reporting on schedule.