Mariam Mohammed Almalek – Accounting Auditing Office has entered into the Qatar market, reported the Gulf Times.

The practice is headed by Mariam Mohammed Almalek, who brings more than 20 years of experience in financial roles in various government ministries and institutions. 

She currently serves as financial consultant at the Ministry of Municipality and is vice-chairman of Qatar Certified Public Accountants (QCPA). 

The company’s team combines established audit practices with updated methodologies and digital tools. 

Its services are designed to address the requirements of businesses operating within Qatar’s commercial sector. 

Mariam Mohammed Almalek – Accounting & Auditing Office holds a Qatari licence to provide audit services.  

Its portfolio includes business planning, feasibility studies, financial and advisory services, legal consultancy, liquidation and insolvency support, and tax planning, according to its website. 

The company conducts independent audits in Doha, aiming to improve the reliability of client-prepared information for stakeholders.  

Its approach follows international standards on internal auditing and employs risk-based methodologies. 

Support is also available for company management in areas such as finance stabilisation and operational matters.  

Tax planning services are offered to help organisations align their strategies with financial objectives. 

Legal consultancy covers a broad spectrum of areas including banking and corporate law, labour issues, dispute resolution, investment and insurance.  

The practice also provides guidance on alternative dispute resolution and arbitration. 

Feasibility studies are conducted to assist entrepreneurs and investors in evaluating market demand, financial viability, operational structures and risk factors before making business decisions.