Bookkeeping
Accurate, up-to-date books with monthly reconciliations of bank, receivables, payables and intercompany balances.
Clean books and timely filings are the foundation of a business that regulators, banks and investors trust. We handle your bookkeeping, accounting and tax compliance end to end, so the numbers are right and the deadlines are met.
From day-to-day bookkeeping and management reporting to corporate tax and VAT registration and VAT return filing, we work as your finance team or alongside it.
Talk to usAccurate, up-to-date books with monthly reconciliations of bank, receivables, payables and intercompany balances.
Month-end and year-end close, and financial statements prepared to IFRS and ready for your auditor.
Monthly MIS packs, KPIs and dashboards that make performance visible and reconcile to the statutory numbers.
Registration with the Federal Tax Authority, and advice on your position, including free zone status and available reliefs.
Tax computations, return preparation and supporting documentation, kept consistent with your financial statements.
Registration, amendments and deregistration, including assessment against the mandatory and voluntary thresholds.
Periodic VAT returns prepared from reconciled records and filed on time, with working papers kept for review.
Audit-ready books and schedules, and a single point of contact for your external auditor’s queries.
Review your records, systems and filing position, and clear any backlog.
Agree the chart of accounts, reporting calendar and document flow.
Bookkeeping, reporting and filings delivered on an agreed monthly cycle.
Year-end close, audit support and a forward look at your tax obligations.
Start-ups and SMEs, free zone and mainland companies, regulated firms that need their finance and compliance aligned, and groups with multiple entities.
Registration is mandatory once your taxable supplies and imports exceed AED 375,000 over the previous 12 months, or are expected to in the next 30 days. You can register voluntarily from AED 187,500.
Yes. UAE companies, including free zone companies, must register for corporate tax, even if they expect to qualify for the 0% free zone rate.
For corporate tax purposes, financial statements are generally prepared under IFRS, with IFRS for SMEs available to smaller businesses. We keep your books on the right basis from the start.
Yes. We review your existing records, clear any backlog and take over with a clean opening position.