ICV Audit
An ICV (In-Country Value) audit is a process used to evaluate and verify the amount of local value added by a company within a specific country. It focuses on determining how much of the economic activity generated by a company contributes to the local economy in terms of employment, goods, services, and other contributions. This concept is commonly applied in countries that aim to promote local businesses and create jobs while reducing dependence on foreign imports.
The key elements typically assessed during an ICV audit include:
Local Content: How much of the goods and services purchased by the company come from local suppliers, manufacturers, or service providers.
Employment: The extent to which a company hires local labor, as opposed to hiring foreign workers.
Investment in Local Communities: Contributions towards social, educational, or infrastructural development in the region where the company operates.
Technology Transfer and Skills Development: The level of investment in training and development programs aimed at enhancing the capabilities of local workers.
Economic Diversification: How the company’s operations support the diversification and growth of the local economy, especially in sectors where the country aims to build expertise or infrastructure.
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