Who needs a RERA audit
Real estate brokers licensed under RERA, developers managing escrow accounts, and owners’ associations handling service charges are all required to submit annual audited accounts to the Dubai Land Department / RERA. Missing or late submissions can affect licence renewal — so timing matters as much as accuracy.
- Real estate broker trust account audits
- Developer escrow account audits
- Owners’ association (OA) service charge audits
- RERA-format financial statements
- Submission support via Dubai REST / DLD portal
- Annual renewal deadline tracking
Submitted the way RERA expects
RERA audits follow a specific reporting format tied to trust and escrow account rules — a standard commercial audit template won’t be accepted. We prepare accounts in the correct structure and handle the submission process so your licence renewal isn’t held up by a formatting rejection.
📄 Documents Required
For RERA Audit — have these ready to move fast.
- Trust/escrow account bank statements for the year
- Broker or developer licence copy
- Service charge budget & collection records (OA audits)
- Prior year RERA audit report, if available
- General ledger for the audit period