
Audit
Examination of your financial statements in compliance with OHADA standards, with a report signed directly by our ONEC-accredited Expert-Comptable.
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ECF Expert Comptable – Finance supports companies across the Democratic Republic of Congo with audit, accounting, and financial advisory services, in strict compliance with OHADA standards.
OHADA law distinguishes two forms of audit — ECF Expert Comptable performs both, with the same commitment to compliance.
Since 2023, Ministerial Decree N°14/23/05 requires certified financial statements before any corporate tax return can be filed. ECF Expert Comptable, an ONEC-accredited firm, signs your audit reports directly — with no intermediary.
Learn more about our audit service →Four areas of practice to secure your company's financial management.

Examination of your financial statements in compliance with OHADA standards, with a report signed directly by our ONEC-accredited Expert-Comptable.
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Bookkeeping and financial statement preparation, supervised in line with the SYSCOHADA accounting framework.
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Support for management decisions, financial analysis, and structuring of your projects.
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Assistance with your tax filing obligations, in compliance with Congolese regulations.
Talk to us →Our own Expert-Comptable signs your audit reports directly — no third-party accredited signatory required.
Every engagement follows the accounting and audit standards in force across the OHADA area.
Based in Kinshasa, we understand the regulatory specifics of the Congolese market.
A structured audit process, from planning through to the final report.
A planning framework is developed to ensure the engagement runs smoothly.
The budget is set according to the scope of work; billing is hourly and reflects transaction volume, complexity, and engagement risk.
A letter of assignment is drafted and signed by the client, precisely defining the scope of the work.
Substantive work and verification of all collected documentation and observations.
An audit report is issued to shareholders, carrying one of four possible opinions.