Every fee agreed before we begin

Most UAE businesses — mainland and freezone — must register for Corporate Tax with the FTA, even if they qualify for the 0% rate. The standard rate is 9% on taxable profits above AED 375,000. We assess your position, handle registration and keep you fully compliant.

For UAE-resident businesses, VAT registration is mandatory when taxable supplies and imports exceed AED 375,000 over the previous 12 months, or are expected to exceed that amount in the next 30 days. Voluntary registration may be available where qualifying supplies, imports or taxable expenses exceed AED 187,500 under the applicable tests. Non-resident businesses can have registration obligations without meeting the resident threshold. We help assess your position and support registration, VAT returns and refund applications.

Audit requirements depend on your company and its obligations. For tax periods starting on or after 1 January 2025, UAE corporate tax rules require audited financial statements for a taxable person outside a tax group with revenue above AED 50 million, and for every Qualifying Free Zone Person. Tax groups must prepare audited special-purpose financial statements under the applicable rules. Check company-law, free-zone, licensing and lender requirements separately. We prepare financial records and coordinate the audit; the appointed external auditor issues the audit report.

Fees depend on transaction volume and reporting needs, but they are fixed and agreed before we start. Most clients spend far less than the cost of one in-house accountant while getting a full team plus cloud software.

Onboarding typically takes under a week. Backlog accounting — even several years of records — is one of our specialities; we reconstruct, reconcile and bring you current ahead of any deadline.

Yes — we are strategic partners of RAKEZ, IFZA and DMCC, and handle mainland, freezone and offshore formations end-to-end: licensing, structuring, banking introductions, visas, PRO and ongoing compliance.