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Get quotes from licensedaccounting and tax firms in the UAE
- Licensed accounting, tax and audit firms
- One short request
- Free, no obligation
For businesses in all seven emirates
Mainland and free zone companies in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates. Much accounting work is done remotely, so a firm in a nearby emirate can also help.
Accounting, tax and audit services
Choose a service to see what it covers, who needs it, which documents to prepare and what affects the fee. Then send one request.
Coming up
Key tax and e-invoicing dates
The dates below are set by the Ministry of Finance and the FTA. Our UAE tax deadlines calendar explains the recurring ones, such as VAT returns.
- 1 Jan 2027
E-invoicing starts for larger businesses
Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more must issue B2B and B2G invoices through an Accredited Service Provider. See our e-invoicing timeline.
- Before 1 Jan 2027
Older VAT refund claims
Since 1 Jan 2026, excess input VAT can only be refunded or offset within 5 years. Claims for older balances under the transitional window must be made before 1 Jan 2027.
- 31 Mar 2027
Appoint an e-invoicing provider
Businesses with revenue under AED 50 million must appoint an Accredited Service Provider by this date. Firms can help with e-invoicing readiness.
- 1 Jul 2027
E-invoicing for everyone else
E-invoicing becomes mandatory for businesses with revenue under AED 50 million. Non-compliance can cost AED 5,000 a month, capped at AED 50,000 in 12 months.
- 30 Sep 2027
Corporate tax return for 2026
The return and payment are due 9 months after the end of the tax period. For a 31 December 2026 year-end, that is 30 September 2027. See corporate tax filing.
- 31 Dec 2029
Small Business Relief ends
Businesses with revenue of up to AED 3 million can elect Small Business Relief for tax periods ending on or before this date. They must still register and file.
Dates checked on 9 November 2026. Check your own dates with the FTA or a tax agent.
Why UAE Accountant
Less searching, clearer quotes
Finding a firm that knows your licence type and your deadlines takes time, and quotes rarely cover the same scope. We built the service to make that first step easier.
Firms across the seven emirates
Your request goes to firms that offer the service you chose in your emirate or free zone, or that work remotely.
Describe your business once
Firms receive your licence type, size, revenue band and urgency, so their quotes start from your situation and not from a generic package.
Free, no obligation
Sending a request costs nothing. You agree scope and fee directly with the firm you choose, or decline every quote.
Choose with care
How to choose an accounting firm
The lowest quote often covers the least. Our guide to choosing an accounting firm in Dubai lists the questions to ask before you sign.
- 1Decide what you need: corporate tax filing, VAT returns, monthly bookkeeping or an audit.
- 2For work with the FTA, check that the firm is a registered tax agent. Appointing an agent does not remove your own responsibility.
- 3For an audit, check that the auditor is licensed by the Ministry of Economy and Tourism, and approved by your free zone where it keeps a list.
- 4Ask for a written quote with scope, fee, timeline and who does what.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about getting quotes through UAE Accountant.
How does UAE Accountant work?
You choose the services you need and tell us where your business is licensed, its size and its revenue band. With your consent, we pass your request to up to three licensed firms that offer those services. They contact you with their quotes.
Is it free?
Yes. Sending a request is free and there is no obligation to accept a quote. You agree scope and fee directly with the firm.
How many firms will contact me?
Up to three. Your consent covers sharing your request with up to three firms relevant to it, and no more.
Can I ask for several services in one request?
Yes. For example, you can ask for corporate tax registration, VAT registration and monthly bookkeeping together.
Do you help free zone companies?
Yes. Free zone companies must register for corporate tax too, and the 0% rate only applies to a Qualifying Free Zone Person with audited accounts. See our free zone pages.
How do I know a firm is licensed?
We ask each firm for its trade licence and, where relevant, its FTA tax agent registration or Ministry of Economy and Tourism auditor licence. Ask the firm for these numbers yourself as well before you sign.
Do you give tax advice?
No. We are not an accounting, audit or tax firm. Our pages are general information. Advice comes from the licensed firm you choose or from the FTA.
Ready to get your quotes?
Send one short request and up to three licensed firms will contact you.
Accounting and tax help for UAE businesses
Every company in the UAE, including free zone companies, must register for corporate tax through EmaraTax. The rate is 0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% above it, and the return is due 9 months after the year-end. VAT registration is mandatory once taxable supplies pass AED 375,000. A licensed firm can handle corporate tax registration, VAT registration and the returns that follow.
The next big change is e-invoicing. Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more go live on 1 January 2027. Smaller businesses must appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 31 March 2027 and go live on 1 July 2027. Many firms now help with e-invoicing alongside bookkeeping, payroll and WPS and audits.
With UAE Accountant you send one request with your services, your emirate or free zone and your revenue band. It reaches up to three licensed firms in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the other emirates, who contact you with their quotes. The fee depends on your volume of transactions and the scope of work, so compare quotes on what they include, not just the price.