Statutory audit obligations in the UAE
UAE Commercial Companies Law requires companies to maintain audited accounts, and authorities — free zones, courts, regulators, and now the FTA for certain taxpayers — request statutory audit reports for renewals, disputes and compliance. Our reports are signed by approved auditors and accepted across the UAE.
- Statutory audits per UAE Commercial Companies Law
- IFRS-compliant financial statements
- Reports accepted by free zones & authorities
- Comparative & first-year audits
- Branch and representative office audits
- Coordination with your accountant or ours
Deadline-driven delivery
License renewal dates don’t move. Tell us your deadline and we work the audit backwards from it — with your document list issued on day one.
📄 Documents Required
For Statutory Audit — have these ready and we can move the same day.
- Trial balance and general ledger for the full year
- Bank statements and confirmation letters for all accounts
- Sales and purchase invoices with ageing reports
- Trade Licence, MOA and shareholder register
- Fixed asset register with depreciation schedule
- Inventory count sheets at year end
- Payroll records and gratuity provision workings
- Related-party transaction details
- Prior year audited financial statements
Statutory Audit — Frequently Asked Questions
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