Abdulla Al Marzooqi Chartered Accountants brings more than a decade of audit and tax experience to businesses across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Working in both English and Arabic, the firm supports founders who need reliable bookkeeping, VAT registration in the UAE, and hands-on guidance with the new corporate tax rules. Because they’re FTA-approved, clients know their VAT returns and tax positions are being reviewed by people who understand how the Federal Tax Authority thinks in practice, not just on paper.
What kind of accounting and tax support can UAE businesses expect?
The team covers the essentials that most small and mid-sized companies worry about first: clean bookkeeping, on-time payroll, and statutory audit reports that banks and free zones accept. On top of that, they advise on corporate tax in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, including calculating taxable income, handling related-party transactions, and aligning accounts with FTA expectations. For VAT, they manage registration, return filing, amendments, reconsideration requests, and VAT deregistration when a company shuts down or drops below the threshold. It’s the kind of accounting services in Dubai that lets owners focus on sales rather than spreadsheets.
How does Abdulla Al Marzooqi Chartered Accountants handle company setups and exits?
For new ventures, the firm supports company formation in mainland and free zones, making sure trade licenses, tax registrations, and accounting records start off correctly from day one. When a business needs to close, they prepare liquidator reports, manage company liquidation procedures, and tidy up final VAT and corporate tax filings so there are no surprises later. Many clients also ask for ongoing audit and internal review work, which helps with Economic Substance Regulation checks and bank covenant requirements. In a market full of generic advisors, this mix of FTA-accredited tax work, practical audit experience, and end-to-end support across a company’s life cycle,