1. Financial Reporting:

• Preparing financial statements (balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, etc.).
• Ensuring compliance with accounting standards (like IFRS or GAAP).
• Preparing audit reports for clients and organizations.

2. Taxation:

• Providing tax advice and planning to individuals, businesses, or organizations.
• Filing tax returns and ensuring compliance with tax regulations.
• Advising on tax-saving strategies and minimizing tax liabilities.

3. Audit and Assurance:

• Conducting internal and external audits to ensure financial records are accurate.
• Reviewing financial statements for accuracy and compliance with regulations.
• Offering assurance services to clients to improve business processes and governance.

4. Management Accounting:

• Helping businesses with budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis.
• Analyzing costs and advising on how to improve financial efficiency.
• Preparing reports that assist in decision-making for management.

5. Corporate Finance:

• Assisting businesses in raising capital and managing investments.
• Offering advice on mergers, acquisitions, and business valuations.
• Helping companies manage risks, such as through financial instruments or insurance.

6. Advisory Services:

• Providing expert advice on financial strategies, business planning, and financial structuring.
• Offering consultations on international tax issues, financial regulations, or company law.

7. Regulatory Compliance:

• Ensuring that the company or clients comply with local, national, and international financial regulations.
• Staying updated on any changes in financial laws, tax policies, or accounting standards.

8. Financial Consultancy:

• Offering advice on mergers, acquisitions, investments, and restructuring.
• Helping businesses develop and implement financial strategies to achieve their goals.

9. Risk Management:

• Identifying financial risks and advising on mitigating them.
• Helping businesses plan for financial uncertainties or downturns.

10. Forensic Accounting:

• Investigating financial discrepancies or fraud.
• Working with law enforcement agencies or in legal matters to uncover financial crimes.