Accounting And Bookkeeping Services Dubai

Bookkeeping is the administrative process of recording daily transactions, categorizing expenses, and reconciling bank statements. Accounting involves reviewing those ledgers, analyzing financial performance, preparing statutory reports, and ensuring compliance with UAE VAT and Corporate Tax laws.

Reports are typically delivered on a monthly or quarterly basis depending on your agreed service scope. Monthly deliverables standardly include an executive summary, Profit & Loss statement, Balance Sheet, and an open-items list.

Yes. We support startups, established SMEs, mainland LLMs, and Free Zone entities across all Emirates, tailoring chart of accounts to licensed business activities and qualifying income requirements.

We work across all major cloud platforms widely used in the UAE, including Zoho Books, QuickBooks Online, Xero, and Tally Prime. We also assist with chart of accounts configuration and data migration.

To begin, we typically require your trade licence, VAT/Corporate Tax registration certificates, past financial reports, bank and credit card statements, and access to your sales and billing systems.

Under UAE Corporate Tax Law, taxable income is calculated directly from accounting net profit prepared under recognized standards (IFRS). Reconciled monthly bookkeeping ensures your trial balance is accurate and fully auditable when filing tax returns.

Yes. We offer specialized backlog accounting and catch-up bookkeeping services to reconstruct historical transactions, resolve unreconciled balances, and bring your books up to date before transitioning to monthly retainer services.

Fees are based on transaction volume, number of bank accounts, payroll size, and reporting frequency. The CapitalZone provides transparent, fixed-monthly quotations with no hidden costs following an initial records review.