Financial Due Diligence in Cairo: What Investors and Business Owners Need to Know Cairo’s transaction market brings together family owned businesses, regional investors, multinational groups, private equity funds, lenders, and strategic buyers. These parties may approach a transaction from different perspectives, but they share one fundamental need: reliable financial information on which to make a decision. Headline revenue and net profit rarely tell the whole story. A p

What Egypt’s 2026 Tax Amendments Mean for Investors, CFOs and Business Owners The latest reforms increasingly connect tax planning with investment returns, transaction structuring, financing and capital-market strategy. For decision-makers, tax should be considered before the deal, not after it. Executive Summary The Second Tax Facilitation Package introduces several provisions with direct implications for investors and corporate decision-makers. Among the most commercially s

Cairo has become one of the most demanding tax environments in the Middle East. A standard corporate income tax rate of 22.5%, mandatory electronic invoicing and e-receipt integration through the Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA), transfer pricing documentation requirements aligned to OECD standards, and successive amendments to the Unified Tax Procedures Law have transformed the compliance burden for every company operating in Egypt. Layered on top of this is macroeconomic vola