A M A Accounting & Bookkeeping supports Dubai businesses that want straight answers on numbers, tax and compliance rather than sales talk. From day‑to‑day bookkeeping to full corporate tax reviews, the firm focuses on keeping owner‑managed companies in line with Federal Tax Authority rules while giving them usable reports, not just spreadsheets. Working in English and Arabic, they’re used to dealing with both local shareholders and overseas partners who need clarity on what UAE rules actually require.
What FTA-approved tax and VAT support does A M A Accounting & Bookkeeping offer in Dubai?
Because A M A Accounting & Bookkeeping is FTA-approved, they can handle VAT registration in the UAE, prepare and file returns, and fix recurring issues like late input tax claims or poor documentation. For many small and mid‑sized firms in Deira, Al Qusais and newer free zones, they also act as a corporate tax advisor in Dubai, mapping group structures, checking 0% and 9% exposure, and aligning accounts with the new CT law. They keep an eye on Economic Substance Regulations as well, especially for holding and service entities that could attract questions from the authorities.
How can they support everyday accounting, payroll and company lifecycle work?
On the ground, A M A Accounting & Bookkeeping runs core accounting services in Dubai: monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliations, and management reports that tie cleanly into year‑end audit files. The team prepares payroll with proper WPS support and gratuity calculations, which matters when staff are moving between mainland and free zone entities. For founders just getting the ball rolling, they help with company formation, and later, if a venture winds down, they manage company liquidation steps so closures match regulatory expectations and final VAT and corporate tax filings. That end‑to‑end view is what builds trust over many financial years, not just one filing season.