Accounting Review Services in Dubai UAE

The review scope typically includes general ledgers, trial balances, bank reconciliations, accounts receivable and payable schedules, VAT control accounts, and financial statement consistency. The exact procedures and deliverables are confirmed before work begins.

No. An accounting review is a diagnostic management service designed to identify bookkeeping errors, missing reconciliations, and reporting gaps. It is not a statutory audit and does not issue an independent audit opinion.

Yes. We offer modular reviews focused on specific risk areas—such as bank reconciliations, VAT ledger accounts, inventory schedules, payroll interfaces, or a specific quarterly closing.

An accounting review often detects unusual journal entries, unauthorized expense trends, or control deficiencies. However, it is not a forensic investigation. If fraud is suspected, a dedicated forensic accounting engagement is recommended.

Yes. We formulate proposed adjustment entries and reconciliation schedules. Upon management review and authorization, we can post these corrections directly into your accounting software.

It identifies unsupported ledger balances, unposted adjustments, and missing documentation beforehand, drastically reducing external auditor questions, audit delays, and year-end billing overruns.

Yes. We inspect whether income and expense accounts are properly classified, whether input VAT is fully supported, and whether trial balances are ready for Corporate Tax computations under UAE law.

A focused review of specific accounts typically takes 3 to 5 business days, while a comprehensive multi-year or annual ledger review takes 1 to 2 weeks depending on document availability.