Why Hire Auditors?
Avail Reliable Services
You can be sure that your financial statements will be checked for any potential irregularities.
Ensure Complete Coverage
Ensure that nothing in your statements—expense, revenue, asset, liability, etc.—is missed.
Accurate Financial Representation
Obtain an accurate and impartial assessment of the business's financial situation, free from overstated or exaggerated costs.
Timely Result Delivery
Get audit views as soon as possible so that the appropriate steps can be completed.
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Why Choose Us?
Assure Your Investors
With the help of our audit reports, investors will see your company as legitimate and trustworthy.
Follow IFRS Principles
Our financial auditors make sure your financial statements show the four fundamental IFRS principles—clarity.
Enhance Accounting Processes
Our financial statement audits let you evaluate how well your company's internal controls are working.
Gauge Financial Performance
An audit of your financial accounts aids in the comprehension of the financial well-being of your business.
Your Accounts Are in Safe Hands
And your peace of mind is guaranteed with us
Financial Statements and Disclosures Are Examined.
Company's Financial Performan CE is Evaluated.
Audit Results Are Delivered on Time.
Financial Statements Have No Inconsistencies.
Investors Are Assured.
UAE’s Corporate Tax Policy
The UAE Commercial Companies Law’s standards for financial statement audits are listed below.
- According to the UAE Commercial enterprises Law, financial statement audits are required for the appropriate mainland enterprises.
- According to IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), the audits must be carried out.
- The audits can be carried out by one or more auditors and must be done annually.
Here are answers to some of the common questions related to VAT in the UAE.
Frequently Asked Questions
In the UAE, how is a company's fiscal year determined?
In compliance with UAE Federal Laws, the directors of the firm may determine its fiscal year and set out in the Articles of Association. All ensuing fiscal years, with the exception of the first, have to last twelve months. A company’s first financial year should not be less than six months, although it can last up to eighteen months. The next fiscal year begins right away once the previous one concludes.
What distinguishes financial statements for general purposes from those for special purposes?
Financial statements utilized by government agencies, creditors, lenders, and shareholders are known as general purpose financial statements. However, financial statements designated for a specific user or purpose, such as a project, are known as special purpose financial statements.
Which supporting records are needed for an audit of financial statements?
The list of necessary supporting documents is provided below. Remember that depending on the organization requesting your audited financial accounts, other documentation may be needed in addition to these.
- Trade license
- Bank statements
- Memorandum of Association (MoA)
- Articles of Association (AoA)
- Share certificates
- Certificate of Incorporation
- General Ledger
Who is supposed to use your audited financial statements in the United Arab Emirates?
Below we have mentioned some of the entities that may require your audited financial statements:
- Banks
- Licensing authorities
- Creditors
- Investors
- Suppliers
- Shareholders
- Insurance companies
How long does it take to audit financial statements in Dubai or any other UAE Emirates?
In the United Arab Emirates, a financial statement audit typically takes ten to fifteen days. This timescale, however, could alter based on several factors, such as whether your account books are organized.