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At minimum, books kept to a standard that satisfies UAE commercial company law, which requires records to be held for at least five years. Beyond that it depends on your licence: most free zone licences require an audit at renewal, VAT registration is mandatory above AED 375,000 of taxable supplies, and corporate tax applies to almost every business.

Bookkeeping is published and priced by monthly transaction volume, from AED 599 per month for up to 50 transactions. Audit, VAT and corporate tax filing, payroll, company formation and compliance work are quoted with a written proposal, because the work is driven by size and complexity rather than by a headcount of invoices.

Yes. Outsourced accounting covers entries, payables, receivables, reconciliation and reporting, run by our team at a fraction of an in-house salary. Many companies start with bookkeeping alone and add payroll, VAT filing and management reporting as they grow, which is why the services are priced separately rather than as one package.

Yes, across all seven emirates and into the wider GCC, with a second office in Sharjah Media City. Most of the work happens remotely with documents shared securely, so the emirate your licence is issued in matters for compliance rather than for logistics.

Accounting records what happened and produces the statements. Auditing is an independent check that those statements are right, which a free zone or a bank asks for. Tax work applies the VAT and corporate tax rules to the same figures and files the returns. They rely on each other, which is why splitting them across firms creates gaps.

Tell us roughly where you are, your licence type and how many transactions a month you put through, and a specialist calls you back within one working day. You will get a scope and a fixed fee in writing before any work begins, and the bookkeeping figure is on the cost calculator before you speak to anyone.