Independent statutory and internal audits tailored for small and medium-sized UAE businesses. We review your financial records, identify risks, and provide clear reporting aligned with regulatory requirements.
What's included
- Statutory audit — for trade licence renewal and free zone regulatory requirements.
- Internal audit and risk review — identifying control gaps before they become findings.
- Financial record review — and reconciliation checks across your accounts.
- Clear reporting — aligned with UAE regulatory standards, not generic templates.
Who this is for
Businesses renewing a trade licence that requires audited financials, free zone companies with a mandatory annual audit condition, or any UAE business wanting an independent check on its financial records.
Not sure your records are audit-ready?
See exactly what an auditor asks for first, and get ahead of it before the engagement starts.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
Not automatically — it depends on your licensing authority. Many free zones require audited financial statements for licence renewal, and some mainland activities and larger entities have similar requirements. We can confirm whether it applies to you.
A statutory audit is the formal, externally reported audit typically required for licence renewal or regulatory compliance. An internal audit is a review you commission yourself to catch control gaps and risks before they become bigger problems.
For a straightforward small business with organized records, a few weeks is typical from fieldwork to final report. Disorganized records or first-time audits usually take longer.
Bank statements, sales and purchase invoices, payroll records, and any existing management accounts are the baseline. Our audit readiness guide covers the specific items an auditor asks for first.
Renewal can be delayed until the audit is complete, so it's worth starting well before your renewal date rather than after you've already been asked for the report.