Abuhashima Mahdy Accounting & Tax Services sits firmly in the local Dubai market, led by a CEO with more than 14 years of UAE experience. The firm is FTA-approved and was among the earlier tax agents registered in 2018, which means they’ve seen VAT implementation from day one and across multiple industries. From small trading firms in Deira to free zone startups in Dubai South, they focus on practical accounting services in Dubai rather than theory.
How does Abuhashima Mahdy support VAT and corporate tax compliance in the UAE?
For owners worrying about VAT registration UAE thresholds or late filings, the team handles tax registration and de‑registration once you cross the AED 375,000 limit, and they step in quickly when penalties are at stake. As an FTA-approved tax agent, they manage VAT returns, voluntary disclosures and tax audits, explaining FTA notices in clear English or Arabic. On the direct tax side, they act as a corporate tax advisor Dubai businesses can call for impact assessments, group relief questions, and aligning books so your corporate tax and Economic Substance Regulations story matches your numbers.
What ongoing accounting services can Dubai businesses expect?
Day to day, the firm covers bookkeeping, payroll, audit support and accounting software setup so owners aren’t buried in spreadsheets. They also help with company formation and company liquidation, tying legal steps to accounting entries so nothing falls between the cracks. For many clients, the same team that prepares monthly management accounts also supports year-end audit files, which cuts down on back-and-forth with external auditors.
Is Abuhashima Mahdy a good fit for multilingual, growing firms?
Because the team works in both English and Arabic, they can talk shareholder strategy with founders and, in the same meeting, explain payroll rules to HR staff. Their stated values—confidentiality, integrity and strict adherence to UAE laws—show up in how they document every F