Welcome to Jamii Audit Firm
Audit & accounting counsel you can rely on
We help boards, owners and finance teams in Tanzania meet reporting duties with clear audit, assurance and advisory work.
About the firm
A Tanzanian audit practice built for clarity and care
Jamii Audit Firm provides statutory audit, assurance and advisory services. We work with private companies, NGOs and public-interest entities that need reporting they can stand behind.
Start with our services or write to the firm with your year-end and reporting framework.
- Independent statutory and special-purpose audits
- Assurance over internal controls and grant reporting
- Practical advice on IFRS, tax and governance
What we do
Services for boards and finance teams
Audit
Statutory and special-purpose audits with a focus on evidence, independence and usable findings.
Service detailsAssurance
Reviews, agreed-upon procedures and grant assurance for stakeholders who need more than management accounts.
Service detailsAdvisory
Accounting, controls and reporting advice when your team needs a second pair of experienced eyes.
Service detailsTax
Corporate tax compliance support and planning discussions aligned with Tanzanian law.
Service detailsAccounting support
Help closing books, applying IFRS and preparing packs that audit committees can actually use.
All servicesInternal controls
Walkthroughs, gap reviews and practical recommendations that finance can implement.
All servicesHow we work
A straightforward engagement process
Scope
We agree the reporting framework, timeline and what success looks like for your board.
Plan
Risk assessment, materiality and a fieldwork calendar your finance team can plan around.
Fieldwork
Evidence, interviews and testing — with issues raised early, not on the last day.
Report
Opinion, management letter and a close meeting that leaves no surprises.
Selected work
Typical assignments we take on
What clients need
“An auditor who explains the issues, keeps to the timetable, and writes a management letter the board can act on.”
That is the standard this practice is built around.Insights
Notes for finance teams
Preparing a board pack your auditors can use
What to include before fieldwork starts so year-end does not stall on missing schedules.
Grant audits: evidence donors actually ask for
Budget vs actual, procurement trails and the files that slow most NGO audits down.
IFRS judgements that Tanzanian boards should watch
Expected credit losses, leases and related parties — in plain language.