Need for professional advice in today’s complex and ever-changing environment cannot be overemphasized especially for businesses in the SME space where qualified and experienced internal resources may not be at hand. Major financial decisions such as entering a new project, expansion of existing business or divestment need careful and in-depth analysis.
Our experienced team of experts can help you take those critical financial decisions by giving suggestions as to the best course of action.
Things that are most certain to occur without a business plan in place –
Outsourcing of accounting to a professional firm has many advantages to businesses.
Value Added Tax was introduced in UAE and KSA with effect from 1st January 2018 with Bahrain following it in 2019. It is expected that the rest of GCC countries would implement VAT in the near future.
VAT is not a cost to the business, but its collection from customers and deposit with the Federal Tax Authority can have significant compliance costs and cash flow implications too. Compliance requires adapting and upgrading IT systems to correctly capture input and output VAT.
In our experience, companies in SME space tend to be less compliant with their VAT obligations.
UAE is one of the most attractive places to set up office and do business – whether trading locally or re-exports. It offers a tax free environment i.e. no taxation of business profits and individual income.
UAE is strategically located between the West and East and acts as a hub for banking and financial services in the Middle East region. The country offers highly advanced infrastructure and a high standard of living comparable to the most advanced cities of the world.
There is a choice to set up within one of the many free zones within UAE and the choice of correct free zone requires one to define their short term and long term vision with respect to the set up.
UAE also offers the setup of an offshore company, which is ideal for creating a holding company structure or special purpose vehicles for holding investments.
Independent audit and assurance adds credibility to your organisation’s financial statements, disclosures and reports. In a rapidly changing business environment, increasing regulatory requirements combined with stakeholder demands for greater transparency puts more pressure on organisations.
The role of auditor is not just to verify data in financial statements with supporting documents, but analyze its business processes, their inherent risks and related internal controls.


