Accounting & Bookkeeping in Dubai
Clean, monthly, IFRS-aligned books — ledgers, reconciliations, payables and receivables, and management reports that keep you organised and decision-ready.
01The challenge
Disorganised books make tax filing, audits and everyday decisions painful. UAE law also requires proper accounting records — and Corporate Tax has made accurate, well-kept records essential rather than optional.
02What UAE law requires
Good bookkeeping is now a compliance requirement, not just good practice:
- UAE Corporate Tax law requires taxable persons to keep accounting records and supporting documents for 7 years.
- Financial records should be maintained in line with IFRS (or IFRS for SMEs where applicable).
- Accurate books underpin correct VAT returns and a smooth annual audit.
- Records must be available to the FTA on request.
Record-keeping requirements per UAE Corporate Tax law (FTA) and IFRS.
03How Hudson & Nova helps
We keep your numbers clean and current:
- Monthly bookkeeping — ledgers, bank reconciliation, accounts payable and receivable.
- IFRS-aligned records that are always audit- and tax-ready.
- Clear management reports so you can see how the business is doing.
- Records retained and organised per UAE requirements.
Frequently asked
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This page is general guidance based on current UAE regulations and is not a substitute for professional advice. Contact Hudson & Nova for advice specific to your business.
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