Ahmed Al Hossani Audit Bureau sits in that useful middle ground for UAE businesses that need more than a solo accountant but don’t want a huge international firm. Working across Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the team supports owners who need day‑to‑day bookkeeping and payroll handled properly while staying on top of VAT and the new corporate tax rules. Because they operate in both emirates, they’re used to dealing with a mix of mainland and free zone setups.
What makes Ahmed Al Hossani Audit Bureau a reliable FTA-approved advisor for VAT and corporate tax?
The firm is FTA-approved, which matters when you’re dealing with VAT registration in the UAE, ongoing VAT returns or audits triggered by the Federal Tax Authority. They help clients set up clean records from the start so VAT invoices, input tax claims and refund requests don’t fall apart under review. On corporate tax, they work with owners to map out taxable vs exempt income, related party transactions and basic transfer pricing documentation, especially for groups with entities split between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
How does the firm support audits, ESR, payroll and company life cycle decisions?
For many clients, Ahmed Al Hossani Audit Bureau acts as an external finance department: bookkeeping that ties directly into annual audit files, plus payroll processed in line with UAE labour rules and WPS expectations. When ESR becomes an issue, they help assess whether the business has a relevant activity, prepare substance documentation and align board minutes and local management evidence. They also advise on company formation and liquidation, guiding founders through closing steps like final VAT returns, tax clearance and audited final accounts, so you can move on without loose ends.