Articles

What changed, and what it means for your books

Tax and legal alerts as they are issued, English translations of new Egyptian decrees, and longer guides — written and signed by the partners who do the work.

Egyptian Accounting Standards

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Guides & Booklets

IFRS First-Time Adoption in Egypt: When It Is Needed, How It Works

Does Egyptian law require full IFRS statements? No: statutory statements stay under EAS. IFRS 1 governs the opening statement when a group, lender or foreign listing needs one.

Audit & Assurance Department·29 Sept 2026

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Guides & Booklets

Egyptian Accounting Standards vs IFRS: What Still Changes the Figures

Same net profit under Egyptian standards and IFRS? Not always: the profit share, investment property, sovereign-debt losses and hyperinflation diverge; the currency gaps closed.

Audit & Assurance Department·29 Sept 2026

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Financial Alerts

Egyptian Accounting Standards: Recent Amendments and Effective Dates

What is the latest amendment to the Egyptian Accounting Standards? Decree 3527 of 2024 added Standard 51 on hyperinflation; applying it to the pound awaits a further decree.

Audit & Assurance Department·29 Sept 2026

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Guides & Booklets

Monthly Accounting Close in an Egyptian Company: What Closes and Why

What closes in a company's books every month: cash and bank, receivables and payables, stock and fixed assets, payroll and VAT, and the returns each one ultimately feeds.

Accounting & Bookkeeping Department·28 Sept 2026