ECC Mazars was created in 1996 by Adel Mohsen Chaabane and Mohamed Ali Elaouani Cherif in order to provide audit services, accounting and tax assistance and legal and tax advisory services to clients operating in various sectors.
Mazars is an international, integrated and independent organisation, specialising in audit, accountancy, tax, legal and advisory services.
Mazars can rely on the skills of
13,000
professionals in the
68
countries which make up its integrated partnership on the five continents. Mazars also has correspondents and joint ventures in
15
additional countries.
Mazars is also one of the founding members of the Praxity Alliance, which gathers
79
independent organisations and
28,000
professionals in
82
countries.
As a global challenger, Mazars is able to provide large corporate multinational firms with seamless tailored solutions. Its complete, adaptable and flexible range of services also makes Mazars perfectly able to serve smaller companies and owner-managed businesses as well as high net worth individuals.
Audit
Financial audit
Accounting assistance and organisation
Advisory jobs
Expertise and Evaluation
Coaching of foreign firms in Tunisia
30 April 2010
Present in North, South, West and Central Africa, Mazars offers companies a precise knowledge of the economic, fiscal and legal environment as well as the plurality and diversity of the African continent.
30 April 2010
Present in North, South, West and Central Africa, Mazars offers companies a precise knowledge of the economic, fiscal and legal environment as well as the plurality and diversity of the African continent.
15 December 2008
For the fourth year in a row, our annual report is available electronically as well as in paper format. This report includes our consolidated and audited accounts, under IFRS standards.
Thanks to its range of professions, Mazars in Tunisia can intervene in several sectors and bring its knowledge to the companies which are eager to benefit from our competences and our search for appropriate solutions.
In Tunisia, the public sector witnesses many changes driven by the desire to improve the quality of the services offered to their clients while laying the emphasis of the governance culture.
Confronted to new obligations as regards the information to produce and the control of the risks (Basle II) and to the evolution of the countable reference frames standards IAS / IFRS, US standards GAAP, the activity of the financial institutions during year 2007 was marked by the crisis of the extra premiums and by the operations carried out by some agents in violation of prudential standards which have severely affected the results of these institutions.
Faced with the vicissitudes of the economy, companies must show great adaptability in order to anticipate regulatory, social and environmental changes, and to rationalize the costs of their services.
The increase of prices of the Raw materials (court of the crude, of gold...) is not without incidence on the performances of the industrial companies. Indeed, being large consumers of these materials, these companies face the increase in their running costs on a side and with a sharp competition, sometimes unfair, on the other.