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We understand the complexities of UAE audit requirements. Here’s how we help you overcome common obstacles.
With Federal Law No. 32/2021, IFRS standards, VAT rules, and corporate tax regulations, navigating UAE audit requirements is overwhelming.
Missing invoices, unreconciled transactions, and incomplete documentation lead to audit failures and FTA penalties.
Non-compliance can result in fines from AED 10,000 to AED 500,000, plus legal complications and reputational damage.
Different deadlines for mainland (4 months post-year-end) and various free zones (e.g., DMCC: 90 days) create confusion.
Misclassifying income, incorrect VAT calculations, and corporate tax compliance (for revenue over AED 50M) lead to audit failures.
UAE mandates International Financial Reporting Standards, but many businesses lack the technical expertise to prepare compliant statements.
We handle all aspects of the UAE Commercial Companies Law No. 32 of 2021, free zone regulations, and Federal Tax Authority requirements. You stay 100% compliant.
Our systematic approach and deadline management ensure timely submissions. We’ve helped 500+ companies avoid penalties completely.
We provide a comprehensive checklist and help organize all required documents: bank statements, fixed assets, contracts, inventory, and transaction details.
Start early, finish stress-free. We begin planning 6 months in advance and ensure completion 30 days before deadlines.
Expert guidance on Corporate Tax, VAT, and Transfer Pricing. We identify tax-saving opportunities and ensure IFRS compliance.
The UAE Ministry of Economy licenses our auditors with 15+ years of experience across all free zones and industries.
Transparent, efficient, and hassle-free
Step 1
We assess your business type, revenue, and specific audit requirements. You’ll receive a clear timeline and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
Step 2
We provide a comprehensive checklist and securely collect all required documents: bank statements, contracts, fixed assets, inventory records, and tax documents.
Step 3
Our certified auditors review your financial statements, ensuring IFRS compliance and identifying any discrepancies or areas requiring adjustment.
Step 4
We conduct comprehensive testing of internal controls, verify transactions, assess compliance with UAE laws, and perform substantive audit procedures.
Step 5
We prepare a detailed audit report with our independent opinion, findings, and recommendations. You’ll review it before finalization.
Step 6
Receive your signed audit report ready for submission to authorities, banks, or stakeholders. We provide ongoing support for any queries or follow-up requirements.
Expertise in all fields. They completed our first statutory audit in just 48 hours, allowing us to renew our trade license on time. Their Transfer Pricing documentation support was invaluable for our corporate tax filing. Thank you for helping us out!

Ahmed Hassan
Outstanding service! They resolved our challenging audit process that lasted months, ultimately putting our financial affairs in perfect order. Their knowledge of DMCC regulations saved us from a AED 50,000 penalty. Highly professional and responsive team.

Mohammed Al-Rashid
If you’re looking for a reliable financial advisory firm for tax and audit matters, this is the place. They helped us navigate the new AED 50 million revenue threshold requirements seamlessly. Our bank approved our loan within days of receiving their audit report.

Sarah Johnson
Specialized audit expertise across diverse sectors

Revenue recognition, long-term contracts, property valuations, joint ventures, RERA compliance

Inventory management, multi-channel sales, VAT compliance, marketplace transactions, dropshipping models

DHA/HAAD compliance, insurance claims, medical equipment depreciation, pharmaceutical inventory

Import/export transactions, customs duties, inventory costing, work-in-progress, supply chain finance

Intellectual property valuation, R&D expenses, subscription revenue models, venture funding

Revenue per available room, municipality fees, tourism dirham, franchise agreements, occupancy analysis


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Everything you need to know about statutory audits in UAE.
Yes, if you operate a mainland company (LLC, PJSC, etc.) in the UAE. According to Federal Law No. 32/2021, all mainland companies must undergo annual statutory audits. For free zone companies, it depends on the specific free zone (FZCO and FZE in zones like DMCC, JAFZA typically require audits). Companies with revenue over AED 50 million must also prepare audited statements for corporate tax purposes.
Non-compliance can result in fines ranging from AED 10,000 to AED 500,000 depending on the violation. Late submissions, inaccurate financial reporting, and failure to maintain proper records can all trigger penalties. Additionally, you may face legal action, license suspension, and reputational damage that affects investor and stakeholder confidence.
You’ll need: company registration documents, bank statements, cash transaction records, fixed asset registers, inventory details, invoices and receipts, business contracts, VAT returns (if applicable), previous financial statements, and evidence of statutory dues payment. We provide a comprehensive checklist during consultation and help you organize everything efficiently.
Mainland companies must submit audited financial statements within 4 months after their financial year-end. Free zone deadlines vary: DMCC requires submission within 90 days, while other free zones may have different timelines. It’s crucial to check your specific jurisdiction’s requirements and plan accordingly to avoid penalties.
Typically, a standard statutory audit takes 2-4 weeks, depending on your company’s size and record organization. Our Starter package delivers in 4 weeks, Professional in 3 weeks, and Enterprise fast-track in 2 weeks. The timeline includes document collection, audit fieldwork, report preparation, and final submission. Well-organized records can significantly speed up the process.
Yes, our audit firm holds professional licenses from the Ministry of Economy and is approved by both MOF and FTA. Our auditors are IFRS-certified and comply with the professional standards mandated by Federal Law No. 41/2023. We maintain strict adherence to codes of conduct and ethical guidelines required for practicing auditors in the UAE.