Our Range of Accounting Services
Who We Work With
How Our Accounting Process Works
We start every engagement with a scoping call to understand your transaction volume, current software (or lack of one), free zone or mainland status, and any backlog. From there we set up or migrate your chart of accounts, connect bank feeds, and agree a monthly close calendar. Each month we reconcile bank and payment gateway transactions, post accruals and prepayments, prepare a management report, and flag anything unusual – a supplier invoice that looks duplicated, a VAT input claim that needs supporting documentation, a customer balance ageing past 90 days.
A senior accountant reviews every close before it is released to you, and our team stays current on FTA Public Clarifications, IFRS updates and Ministry of Finance Corporate Tax guidance so your books never drift out of step with UAE regulation.
Why Businesses Choose VAT Accounting UAE
We are not a call-centre bookkeeping service – every client is assigned a named accountant who understands their business, not a rotating queue. Our pricing is transparent and scoped to your actual transaction volume, with no surprise invoices for ‘extra’ reconciliation work. And because accounting, VAT, Corporate Tax and audit support sit under one roof, your bookkeeping is always built with the next compliance deadline in mind, not treated as a separate problem for a separate advisor to untangle later.
What We'll Need From You to Get Started
Onboarding is intentionally light on paperwork. We typically ask for your trade licence copy, access to your business bank statements (or online banking view-only access), any existing accounting file or spreadsheet you have been using, and details of your free zone or mainland status. If you already have a bookkeeper or accountant, we can request a handover directly from them with your authorisation, so nothing gets lost in transition.
For companies with a backlog, we will also ask for prior VAT returns filed, if any, so we can reconcile your accounting records against what has already been reported to the FTA.
Common Mistakes We See UAE Businesses Make
The most frequent issue we encounter is business owners treating accounting as a year-end task rather than a monthly discipline – by the time records are pulled together for a VAT return or renewal, months of transactions need reconstruction under deadline pressure. A close second is using a single generalist bookkeeper for a business that has outgrown that level of support, resulting in errors that only surface when an auditor or the FTA reviews the numbers.
We also regularly see free zone companies that have never assessed their Qualifying Free Zone Person eligibility properly, and mainland companies that registered for Corporate Tax but never adjusted their bookkeeping to track the adjustments the filing requires.
In This Section
Explore the pages in this section:
- Outsourced Accounting Services UAE
- Monthly Accounting Services
- SME Accounting Services UAE
- Accounting & Financial Reporting
- Financial Statement Preparation
- Management Accounting Services
- IFRS Accounting Services UAE
- Cloud Accounting Services UAE
- Mainland Accounting Services
- Accounting Supervision Services
- Backlog Accounting Services UAE
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Getting Started
Book a free consultation and tell us about your business – entity type, transaction volume, current bookkeeping status and any upcoming deadlines. We will recommend the right combination of services, provide a transparent monthly quote, and, if you have a backlog, give you a clear timeline for getting current. Most engagements begin within a week of that first call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing depends on transaction volume, entity type (free zone or mainland) and whether you need monthly, quarterly or backlog work. Most SME clients pay a fixed monthly fee agreed after a free scoping call, rather than an hourly rate.
Yes. Free zone companies still need FTA-compliant bookkeeping for VAT and Corporate Tax purposes, and many free zone authorities require audited financial statements at renewal, so accurate monthly accounting is essential even without a mainland licence.
Yes – this is one of our most common engagements. We review the opening balances, reconcile any gaps since the last close, and continue from a clean, verified position without disrupting your VAT filing schedule.
Yes, we support all major cloud and desktop accounting platforms used in the UAE. If you are not yet on cloud software, we can set up and migrate you as part of onboarding.
Your account is managed by our team based in Al Nasr Plaza, Oud Metha, Dubai, with local knowledge of FTA requirements, free zone rules and UAE banking practices.