- Transaction recording and reconciliation
- Preparation of monthly management reports
- Accounts payable and receivable tracking
Keeping Your Finances Organized Every Month
Accurate bookkeeping is the foundation of strong financial management. Our Monthly Bookkeeping Services ensure that every transaction is recorded, reconciled, and reported on time, giving you a clear picture of your business performance each month
Reliable Financial Tracking
We take care of transaction recording and reconciliation, ensuring your books are always accurate and up to date. From accounts payable and receivable tracking to day-to-day entries, we make sure nothing slips through the cracks
Insightful Monthly Reports
Our team prepares comprehensive monthly management reports that highlight your company’s financial position, cash flow, and performance trends. These insights empower you to make timely and informed business decisions with confidence.
Bookkeeping in UAE
What accounting standards are applicable in the UAE?
Businesses must follow International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) to prepare financial statements. Small and medium entities may adopt IFRS for SMEs if applicable
How does proper bookkeeping support Corporate Tax compliance?
Accurate bookkeeping ensures that all taxable income, deductible expenses, and adjustments are properly recorded, making Corporate Tax calculation error-free and audit-ready.
What are the risks of poor bookkeeping for UAE businesses?
FTA penalties for missing/incorrect records
Over/under payment of Corporate Tax or VAT
Weak cash flow management
Legal issues during audits or disputes
How does outsourcing bookkeeping benefit SMEs in the UAE?
Outsourcing ensures cost savings, expert handling of tax compliance, and access to updated software tools, allowing SMEs to focus on business growth without worrying about regulatory risks.
What records must businesses maintain for tax and compliance purposes?
Businesses must maintain:
- General ledgers & journals
- Invoices & receipts (sales/purchase)
- VAT records & returns
- Payroll records
- Bank statements & reconciliations
- Financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
All records must be retained for at least 5–7 years as per FTA requirements.