At Par · Qatar
Your Qatar corporate tax return, prepared. Your books, ready to file.
At Par is the accountant and the accounting system in one — books, corporate tax and the reporting your GTA filing needs, with a qualified accountant (ACCA) accountable.
An ACCA is accountable. The finance team you don't hire.
For consultancies, agencies and QFC / free-zone service firms — in Doha and across Qatar.
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At Par keeps your Qatar company's books closed and reconciled, prepares your corporate-tax return for the Dhareeba portal (or the QFC portal for QFC entities), gets your books ready for e-invoicing, and answers your finance questions — with a qualified accountant (ACCA) accountable. At Par prepares; you authorize and file. It never moves your money.
What At Par handles for you.
Who prepares your Qatar corporate tax return?
Corporate income tax is 10% on the foreign-owned share of profit, filed through the GTA's Dhareeba portal. Even wholly Qatari or GCC-owned companies are exempt but must still file, and every entity needs a GTA tax card.
At Par closes your books and prepares the return and the audit-ready financials behind it. You — or your accredited auditor or tax agent — file through Dhareeba (QFC entities file through the QFC's own tax portal). At Par prepares; you authorize.
Rules current as of 26 July 2026. Source: Qatar General Tax Authority (gta.gov.qa) / PwC Tax Summaries. Confirm your own dates with the GTA.
E-invoicing is coming to Qatar — we get your books ready.
Qatar has approved a national e-invoicing programme (draft law approved May 2026), with go-live expected around 1 January 2027 on a clearance model similar to Saudi Arabia's.
At Par keeps your books, your tax-registration details and your invoice data clean and structured, so you are clearance-ready when the mandate arrives. VAT is not yet in force in Qatar; we keep your records ready to switch on if a 5% VAT is introduced.
Timeline current as of 26 July 2026. Source: Qatar GTA / EY tax alerts. Verify the phase dates that apply to you.
QFC or a free zone? IFRS-in-English books, kept right.
QFC and free-zone entities keep IFRS financial statements in English, file within six months of year-end, and must register even if dormant.
At Par keeps your IFRS books closed and reconciled and hands a clean, evidenced file to your auditor — the cleanest fit for the 100%-foreign-owned, export-services company. Organised for auditor review.
Source: Qatar Financial Centre / MBG. Free-zone and QFC obligations vary — At Par confirms yours.
On QuickBooks, Xero or Tally? At Par reviews and closes over it.
You don't switch systems. At Par connects to the books you already keep, reviews them, reconciles the exceptions and closes each month — so month-end is correct, not a question mark.
That's the gap most owners feel: the software moves the data, but nobody stands behind the result. At Par does — checked twice, an ACCA accountable.
One document in. Recorded, with its evidence.
Read, checked twice, recorded.
It balances · evidence attached · append-only. At Par records it — you still authorize the payment.
Priced against the hire, not the software.
A qualified accountant in Qatar typically costs QAR 11,000–18,000 a month. At Par is a fraction of that — the accountant and the accounting system in one, an ACCA accountable.
Flat monthly, sized to your volume. Start with a 30-day paid pilot; no lock-in.
- Bookkeeping and monthly close
- Records kept GTA-ready
- An ACCA accountable — you authorize and file
- Everything in Books
- Corporate tax return prepared for Dhareeba
- Monthly management reports
- Priority answers to your finance questions
- Everything in Books + Tax
- QFC or multiple entities
- CFO-level reporting and advisory
Every plan starts with a 30-day paid pilot · billed monthly, no lock-in · an ACCA accountable · you authorize everything that moves money. Exact scope sized on your call.
At Par prepares. Two checks agree. You authorize.
Two checks must agree before anything is recorded. Evidence on every figure. Append-only records. A qualified accountant (ACCA) is accountable. You authorize everything that moves money — At Par never moves it. At Par prepares your filings; you or your authorised tax agent submit them through the official channel.
The work, service by service.
Full-service accounting · Bookkeeping review & month-end close · Catch-up & cleanup · QuickBooks review · Xero review · Payroll · CFO & management reporting
Asked by Qatar businesses.
Does At Par file my Qatar corporate tax return? +
No. At Par closes your books and prepares the return and the audit-ready financials behind it. You — or your accredited auditor or tax agent — file through the Dhareeba portal (QFC entities file through the QFC's own tax portal). At Par never moves money, and it does not submit filings on your behalf.
Do you do audit? +
No. Statutory audit in Qatar is reserved to accredited auditors. At Par keeps your books audit-ready and hands a clean, evidenced file to your auditor. We do not provide audit or assurance services.
Is At Par an e-invoicing provider? +
No. When Qatar's e-invoicing mandate goes live, your invoicing system issues the compliant invoice. At Par keeps your books and data clean so you are clearance-ready and your reporting reconciles.
What does At Par cost in Qatar? +
Plans are Books (from QAR 1,900/mo), Books + Tax (QAR 3,900/mo) and Full (custom, for QFC, multiple entities or CFO-level work) — priced against the hire, not the software, and sized to your volume. Every plan starts with a 30-day paid pilot.
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Page last updated 26 July 2026 · figures cited from the Qatar General Tax Authority · verify current dates before filing. Also serving the UAE and Saudi Arabia.