Bookkeeping & CAS in United Arab Emirates 
Corporate tax means books must now support a filing — VAT-registered, IFRS-based and audit-ready from day one.
Bookkeeping & CAS, tuned to United Arab Emirates.
Corporate tax means books must now support a filing — VAT-registered, IFRS-based and audit-ready from day one.
Reporting framework: IFRS. Primary regulator: the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). Company registry: the relevant mainland or free-zone authority. Everything runs remotely, on United Arab Emirates's calendar, in AED.
What's included.
The complete bookkeeping & cas scope — all of it available to United Arab Emirates clients.
Daily bookkeeping & reconciliations
Transactions coded and bank accounts reconciled on a rolling basis — not in a panic at month-end.
Month-end close
A documented close checklist with accruals, prepayments and cut-off handled, delivered on a fixed working-day schedule.
Accounts payable
Bills captured, coded, approved through a flow you control, and scheduled for payment.
Accounts receivable
Invoices raised, statements sent, and collections chased politely but persistently.
Payroll processing
Payroll runs, payslips and statutory filings coordinated with the right provider in each market.
Management reporting packs
A monthly pack — P&L, balance sheet, cash and the KPIs you actually watch — in plain English.
E-commerce & marketplace accounting
Shopify, Amazon and Stripe settlements reconciled properly — fees, refunds, reserves and multi-currency payouts untangled.
Inventory & COGS accounting
Stock, landed costs and cost-of-goods-sold tracked so your margin numbers are real.
Multi-entity & inter-company bookkeeping
Group structures kept clean: inter-company balances reconciled monthly, not discovered at audit.
Catch-up & clean-up projects
Months (or years) of backlog rebuilt into a clean, reconciled ledger you can trust going forward.
System setup & migration
Chart of accounts, app stack and automations designed once, properly — Xero, QuickBooks or NetSuite.
Process & quality control.
Systems handover
Access, chart of accounts and open items reviewed; a close checklist agreed.
Stabilise
First month run in parallel with extra review until the routine is proven.
Routine cadence
Daily/weekly processing with a fixed monthly close date and reporting pack.
Continuous QC
Reconciliations and review notes checked by a second person every close.
Bookkeeping & CAS in United Arab Emirates — FAQs
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Bookkeeping & CAS for your United Arab Emirates business.
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