At Par · Saudi Arabia
Your Saudi books — closed, reconciled, and ready to file.
At Par is the accountant and the accounting system in one. Now that every invoice you issue reaches ZATCA in real time, we make sure your books and your VAT return match what ZATCA already sees — with a qualified accountant (ACCA) accountable.
An ACCA is accountable. The finance team you don't hire.
For consultancies, agencies, contractors and export-service firms — in Riyadh, Jeddah and across the Kingdom.
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At Par keeps your Saudi company's books closed and reconciled, prepares your VAT returns and your Zakat and corporate-tax filings, and answers your finance questions — with a qualified accountant (ACCA) accountable. It works on top of the ZATCA-compliant invoicing you already use. At Par prepares and reconciles; you authorize and file. It never moves your money.
What At Par handles for you.
Now ZATCA sees every invoice — does your VAT return match your books?
This is the question that matters after e-invoicing. ZATCA now receives your invoices in real time, so your filed VAT return has to reconcile to the books behind it.
When your VAT return and your financial statements don't reconcile, questions follow. At Par keeps them agreeing every period — invoices, bank, ledger and return — so what you file matches what ZATCA already sees. Organised for auditor review, not assembled in a scramble.
Which ZATCA e-invoicing wave are you in — and who checks the books behind it?
Phase 2 (Integration) rolls out in waves. Wave 24 (turnover above SAR 375,000) integrated by 30 June 2026; Wave 25, announced 24 July 2026, now reaches turnover above SAR 187,500, with a 1 February 2027 deadline — so nearly every VAT-registered business is in scope.
At Par is not an e-invoicing provider. Your invoicing system — QuickBooks, Xero, Wafeq, Qoyod or another ZATCA-compliant tool — issues the compliant invoice. At Par works on top of it: reviewing, reconciling and closing your books so the numbers you report line up with the numbers you cleared.
Rules current as of 26 July 2026. Source: ZATCA (zatca.gov.sa). Confirm your own wave and dates with ZATCA.
How are Zakat and corporate tax handled in Saudi Arabia?
At Par prepares your annual Zakat and corporate-tax return and the reconciled financials behind it. You, or your accredited advisor, file.
Indicative rates, current as of 26 July 2026. Source: ZATCA / PwC Tax Summaries. Your obligations depend on ownership and activity — At Par confirms yours.
Behind on your books? Clean up before the penalty window closes.
If prior periods are messy or unreconciled, At Par catches them up and reconciles them so you can file clean.
Amnesty timing per ZATCA announcements, current as of 26 July 2026 — verify the live window with ZATCA before relying on it.
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.
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.
Priced against the hire, not the software.
A qualified accountant in Saudi Arabia typically costs SAR 10,000–15,000 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
- VAT reconciled to what ZATCA sees
- An ACCA accountable — you authorize and file
- Everything in Books
- Zakat and corporate tax prepared
- Monthly management reports
- Priority answers to your finance questions
- Everything in Books + Tax
- Multiple entities or group
- 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.
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 Saudi businesses.
Does At Par file my VAT or Zakat return in Saudi Arabia? +
No. At Par prepares your returns and the reconciled books behind them, evidenced and ready. You — or your accredited tax advisor — file and pay. At Par never moves money, and it does not submit filings on your behalf.
Is At Par a ZATCA e-invoicing (Fatoora) provider? +
No. Your invoicing system issues the ZATCA-compliant invoice. At Par works on top of it — reviewing, reconciling and closing your books so your VAT return matches what ZATCA already sees.
Do you do audit? +
No. At Par keeps your books audit-ready and hands a clean, evidenced file to your accredited auditor. We do not provide audit or assurance services.
What does At Par cost in Saudi Arabia? +
Plans are Books (from SAR 1,900/mo), Books + Tax (SAR 3,900/mo) and Full (custom, for 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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Reviewed by an ACCA on the At Par team · Last updated 26 July 2026 · figures cited from ZATCA and PwC Tax Summaries · verify current dates before filing. Also serving the UAE.