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Accounting in the UAE
Accounting in the UAE is not only compliance with the law, but also the basis for the financial stability of a business. The country has strict regulations: companies are required to file tax returns, comply with the rules of Economic Substance (ESR), and keep financial documents for possible inspections for at least 5 years. We offer a full range of accounting, tax reporting and audit preparation services in compliance with all FTA regulations and international standards.
Why an accountant's service in the UAE is very important
Mandatory requirement of the UAE legislation — every company is required to keep records and report in accordance with local regulations, regardless of the scale of its activities.
Avoiding fines of 10,000 to 500,000 AED — failure to meet deadlines or make errors in reporting can result in severe financial penalties from regulators.
Correct registration of taxes and ESR — timely registration for VAT and corporate tax, as well as compliance with the requirements for Economic Substance, guarantees the legality of the company’s operations.
Confidence in the company’s financial condition – regular financial reporting allows owners and management to see the real picture of the business and make informed management decisions.
Preparation for audits and bank checks — proper accounting and transparent reports ensure successful completion of mandatory audits and facilitate interaction with banks when opening accounts and obtaining financing.
Common customer errors
Late submission of tax reports
Delays in filing VAT and corporate tax returns often result in heavy fines and blockage of the ability to work with government systems.
Mixing personal and corporate expenses
Using a single account for personal and business transactions distorts the company's financial picture and may raise questions from auditors and banks.
Lack of accounting in international formats
Managing finances in a simplified form without taking into account IFRS standards makes reporting opaque and makes it difficult to interact with investors and foreign partners.
Ignoring ESR requirements
Lack of preparation for economic substance inspections leads to fines and the risk of losing a license.
Insufficient control over the movement of funds and debts
Lack of systematic monitoring leads to cash shortages, debt accumulation, and reduced business financial stability.
Why they trust us
Our specialists have practical experience in accounting and tax reporting for companies of all formats and sizes.
We provide communication and consultations in two languages, which simplifies interaction with clients and government agencies.
All accounting support processes are open to the client, including the generation of reports and control of the movement of funds.
We ensure the security and protection of all financial data and documents of clients.
The client receives a full range of professional accounting services without the need to maintain a full-time employee, which reduces the cost of maintaining the company.
Common questions about accounting services in the UAE
Yes, in the UAE, accounting is mandatory for all companies registered in free economic zones and on the mainland. The Law on Commercial Companies and tax legislation require firms to keep reliable financial records and keep them for at least five years. Accounting is necessary for preparing annual reports and filing corporate tax and VAT returns. Fines and sanctions are provided for non-compliance with the established rules. Therefore, even small companies must ensure proper accounting — independently or through outsourcing.
It is necessary for all legal entities registered in the UAE to register for corporate tax, regardless of whether they are active or not. Registration must be made through the UAE Federal Tax Service (FTA) within 3 months from the date of establishment, otherwise, a fine of 10 thousand AED is provided.
It is necessary to register for VAT if the company's turnover exceeds the mandatory threshold of 375,000 AED in the last 12 months. Voluntary registration is possible with a turnover of 187,500 AED, which is sometimes beneficial for business.
Corporate tax reports are submitted annually, within 9 months after the end of the fiscal year, and you can choose a convenient fiscal year for yourself when applying for registration. VAT reports are submitted quarterly (sometimes monthly, if the FTA so determines), within 28 days after the end of the tax period.
The corporate tax rate in the UAE is 0% on profits up to 375,000 AED and 9% on profits above this threshold. For international groups that fall under the rules of Pillar Two (turnover of more than 3.15 billion euros), the rate may be higher, but this applies to large multinational companies.
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Accounting services in the UAE
Our company provides a full range of accounting services in the UAE. We keep records of income and expenses and prepare the main financial reports, such as P&L (Profit and Loss Statement) and Cash Flow (Cash Flow Statement). We ensure that VAT and corporate tax declarations are submitted on time, and we also provide diagnostics and full support for the requirements of Economic Substance (ESR).
In addition, we prepare the company for audits, reconcile bank transactions and invoices, and build a management reporting system for effective financial control. Our team also handles registration with FTA and provides support for connecting to the WPS system, ensuring accurate and legal payroll payments.
Accounting also includes the preparation of primary documents, control of accounts receivable and accounts payable, and support in dealing with banks and government agencies. We provide our clients with regular reports and recommendations, allowing them to focus on business development rather than routine processes.