Professional Accounting & Bookkeeping Services in the UAE

Monthly, as a rule. Recording transactions as they happen keeps your VAT records filing-ready, your bank reconciliations current, and your reporting meaningful. Businesses that leave bookkeeping until the return is due almost always spend more — reconstructing months of records under time pressure is slower, costlier, and where errors creep in.

Yes. We prepare and share monthly financial reports — profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow — plus period-end and year-end statements. The point isn't just compliance: these are the numbers you use to decide whether to hire, expand, or hold.

Yes. We prepare and organise your financial records for both internal and external audits. Because records are maintained to an audit-ready standard throughout the year rather than tidied up at the end, audit preparation becomes a review rather than a reconstruction.

We work with mainstream platforms including QuickBooks, Zoho Books, Xero, and Tally, and can integrate with a custom ERP where you already have one. If you haven't chosen yet, we'll recommend based on your transaction volume, industry, and reporting needs rather than defaulting everyone to the same tool.

Yes — monthly payroll processing and journals, WPS-compliant salary transfers, end-of-service accruals, and leave and benefits tracking. Payroll errors have a habit of turning into labour disputes, so it's worth recording correctly from the start.

Yes. Record-keeping obligations don't wait until you're profitable, and Corporate Tax and VAT positions are assessed on your records regardless of size. Starting clean is considerably cheaper than reconstructing a year of transactions later — and it's what a bank will ask to see if you apply for an account or facility.

Not necessarily — and we'll tell you if you don't. If your existing person is keeping records to a standard that survives an FTA review and an audit, keep them. Where we usually add value is when bookkeeping is being done alongside someone's real job, when VAT records are reconstructed at filing time rather than maintained, or when nobody is reconciling to the bank. A short review will tell you honestly which situation you're in.

We find them at the start rather than discovering them mid-year. The initial assessment identifies records that need cleaning, and we address those before beginning regular bookkeeping — there's no point recording new transactions accurately on top of an unreliable foundation. If the cleanup is substantial we'll say so up front, including what it will take, rather than quietly absorbing it and surprising you later.