Al Fahad Chartered Accountant is an FTA-approved accounting and tax firm supporting businesses across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The team handles day-to-day bookkeeping and payroll alongside higher-stakes work like VAT advisory, corporate tax planning and statutory audit, so owners don’t have to juggle multiple providers. With English and Arabic spoken in-house, they’re a natural fit for both local founders and international shareholders who need clarity, not jargon.
What kind of accounting and tax help can Al Fahad Chartered Accountant actually handle?
For early-stage companies setting up in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, Al Fahad Chartered Accountant can manage company formation and VAT registration in the UAE, then build the bookkeeping and payroll processes that keep FTA and Ministry of Human Resources requirements in sync. As companies grow, they step in as a corporate tax advisor in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, mapping real transactions to UAE corporate tax rules and Economic Substance Regulations so returns aren’t just filed on time but backed by proper records. Because they’re FTA approved, they can also deal directly with the authority on VAT audits or clarifications, which is a big relief when assessments or notices land unexpectedly.
How does Al Fahad Chartered Accountant support more complex or stressed businesses?
Established firms often approach them when they’re facing their first audit or a messy backlog of accounts. In those cases, the team reconstructs ledgers, reconciles bank statements and prepares audit-ready financials that align with local standards, making external audits far less painful. They also advise on company liquidation in the UAE, from final VAT returns and employee settlements to closing files with regulators, which is critical if you’re winding down a free zone or mainland entity and want clean exits. For owners, the draw is simple: practical, FTA-aligned advice from a firm that lives in the details of UAE tax and accounting every day, across