Building Financially Strong Organizations Across Africa
We help founders, enterprises, NGOs, and development partners strengthen financial systems, attract capital, and deliver measurable impact across Africa.
Through integrated advisory, assurance, compliance, and automation solutions, we provide information, insight, and tools leaders need to make better decisions, strengthen performance, attract funding, and build resilient organizations.
Finance, Accountability & Growth, Integrated
Ardenfield is a data-driven advisory and financial transformation firm supporting businesses, investors, and institutions across Africa.
We support founders, growth-stage enterprises, investors, NGOs, and development partners through integrated financial advisory, assurance, compliance, and automation solutions, helping organisations build strong financial foundations, access capital, and scale sustainably.
- Reliability
- Integrity
- Timeliness
- Excellence
- Solutions-oriented
Integrated Solutions for Growth, Performance, and Compliance
We deliver end-to-end support across an organization's lifecycle, from structuring and growth to governance and optimization.
Client Finance Operations
Building strong financial systems that drive efficiency, control, and decision making.
ExploreGrowth & Capital Advisory
Enabling businesses to access capital, scale operations, and achieve sustainable growth.
ExploreOutsourced Finance Function
Finance leadership, systems & execution, without the cost of building an internal team.
From Insight to Impact
Diagnose
We assess your financial, operational, and compliance landscape.
Design
We develop tailored strategies and structures aligned to your goals.
Implement
We work alongside your team to execute solutions effectively.
Optimise
We refine systems and processes to ensure sustained performance.
Built for the Organisations Driving Africa's Growth
Insights & Intelligence
How Ready Are You To Close The Financial Year?
As June 30th approaches, finance teams enter one of the most critical periods of the year. Ten key considerations every finance leader should have top of mind ahead of the year-end close.
Read articleSupporting The Next Generation of Growth Stage Businesses
Our Managing Partner joins forces with Sinapis to equip ambitious entrepreneurs / founders across East Africa Region.
Read articleUnderstanding Reverse VAT in Uganda
The Value Added Tax (VAT) regime operates under the Value Added Tax Act (VATA) Cap 349, which requires businesses to charge and remit VAT on the supply of goods and services. Specifically the chargeability of VAT is mandated by Section 4 of the Value Added Tax Act, Cap 349 of Uganda which imposes VAT on all non-exempt supplies made by a taxable person (S.4(1)), nonexempt goods imported (S.4(2)) and non-exempt imported services (S.4(3)). This article expounds on the last part (S.4(3)) on imported services as this is what brings into play the concept of Reverse VAT or Reverse Charge VAT. It is called Reverse Charge VAT because it deviates from the typical VAT Principles of VAT accountability where it’s typically the seller that is charged with the responsibility of accounting for VAT. ‘Accountability’ involves charging, collecting and remitting the VAT to URA, including filing of the respective VAT Return(s). Thus Reverse VAT switches the responsibility of accounting for VAT from the supplier to the recipient of the services, particularly when the supplier is a non-resident supplier.
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