Our accounting service is a monthly product to prepare and examine financial records. Our accountants ensure that records are maintained according to Mozambican law and that taxes are paid properly and on time.
The work performed by our accountants provides insight on the financial operations of a business to identify weaknesses, persue opportunities for improvement and grow your business sustainably.
Our typical service includes:
Accounting activities are cyclical in nature. For this reason our process relies on receiving and acting on large amounts of information from our clients.
Once a a client engages with us, we provide a list of documents that should be supplied to us each month
Group ACash Book
Details of cash receivedSupporting vouchersOpening and closing balance
Group BTransactions
Details of depositsPayments and cheques issuedBank statements for the month
Group CSales Invoices
Copies of invoices and cash slipsCredit notes and cancelled invoices
Group DImport Documents
Import documentsSupplier invoicesInvoices for credit purchases
Group EPayroll
Copies of payroll and payslips signed by employees
The best way to engage with us about your project, plan or new business is to tell us a bit more about it.
Send us your details using the form and we will aim to respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
In your message, you may include information about the industry in which your business operates, the number of employees and any special requirements for tax purposes.
Any information you send us is treated confidentially.
The tax system in Mozambique has been the subject of many Government and donor funded reform projects over the last few years.
It is generally agreed that these reforms have made the country more competitive within the SADC region but weaknesses persist and are observed by economists taking a long-term view.
Our firm closely watches and follows changes in the tax system making us suitably positioned to provide tax management solutions.
The tax base is considered to be quite narrow with the bulk of the taxes being paid by the formal private sector.
Small and medium-sized businesses continue to find difficulty in navigating the system which is complex and poorly supported by public information and tax payer services.
This calendar establishes some important dates and cycles within the Mozambican fiscal environment with obligations that are both monthly and annual.
10thday
Submission of social security contributions
20thday
Submission of tax withheld tax on IRPC and IRPS during the prior month IRPC M/39, IRPS M/19
Last business day
Submissions of monthly VAT return (Modelo A) declaring the sales undertaken in the previous month and the VAT received during the same period
Submission of the declaration of goods produced in the country, together with submission of the tax assessed
Januaryby 20th
Submission of an income declaration
March
Delivery of an annual declaration of tax withheld from non-resident taxable persons
April
Deadline to submit the annual M10 declaration from January up to April
May
Payment of the first instalment of advance income tax M/39
June
Deadline for payment of the amounts of IRPS in relation to income earned in the previous year for the second, third, fourth and fifth categories M/19
These documents provide information on issues that are relevant when doing business in Mozambique.
They have been released by the relevant Government bodies and authored in partnership with non-governmental organizations.
This arm of our company helps businesses with all legal and finance-related functions.
For example, if you intend to setup a new business this division can help simplify the registration and licensing process leaving you with more time to think about your business.
Should you wish to repatriate funds or request for a refund on your VAT, this division can help with that too.
Services are generally grouped as legal or finance related.
Our human resources department provides both on-going and once-off services.
Under the labour law, a company is obligated to maintain documentation about its employees and provide these to the respective state department periodically.
Other periodic activities include submission of records for the social security system which ensures workers receive pensions after retirement.
Labour laws in Mozambique are enforced quite rigorously, and any stay int the country for either work or leisure has is allowable through permits
Our HR department can facilitate the process of applying and receiving, work permits, permanent residence and business visas.
In addition, we provide monthly payroll services, offered as part of our monthly accounting service for up to twenty employees.
The labour laws in Mozambique reflect its past legacy as a colony and socialist state.
Since the multiparty elections in 1994 and the development of the new constituion, changes have been made to afford greater rights to workers.
The current system makes provisions for workers in guaranteeing their rights to fair wages, vacation and safe, hygienic work environments
There is also provision for the hiring of non-national workers although more work needs to be done in facilitating the process.
For example, foreign workers may be contracted on the basis of a tightly regulated quota system whose purpose is to provide opportunities to Mozambicans.
However, when no candidates are found, the process to hire foreigner has many legislative and practical pitfalls requiring the assistance of a consultant well-versed in labour law.
Mozambique is often considered a difficult country in which to establish labour relations.
Regulations are said to favour the workforce and frequent complaints highlight the non-competitivness of the Mozambican workforce