Al Maimana Accounting & Bookkeeping sits in that useful middle ground between a lean advisory boutique and a hands-on accounting team. Based in Dubai and working in both English and Arabic, they support owners who want reliable bookkeeping and payroll while also needing practical guidance on VAT and corporate tax. For many clients, that mix matters more than fancy presentations.
What accounting and tax support does Al Maimana offer Dubai businesses?
For day-to-day needs, Al Maimana provides outsourced monthly accounting, bookkeeping, and CFO-style oversight on a low-cost retainer, which suits SMEs watching cashflow closely. Because they’re an FTA-approved tax agent, they don’t just process VAT returns; they advise on VAT registration in the UAE, input and output tax treatment, and keep you within FTA requirements when your business model changes. On the direct tax side, they act as a corporate tax advisor in Dubai, tying accounting records to the new CT regime and flagging issues that might trigger audits.
How does Al Maimana combine company setup, liquidation and advisory work?
One detail that stands out is their promise of three-day company formation in Dubai, including trade name selection, business activity definition, notary visits, and license issuance, with visa and VIP medical handling for owners who don’t have time to queue. At the other end of the lifecycle, they also guide company liquidation, from appointing a legal liquidator to filing the last returns, which is crucial for avoiding future FTA or licensing headaches. Because the team also runs feasibility studies, internal audits, and risk reviews, they can tell a founder whether to push ahead, restructure, or close cleanly rather than letting fines pile up.
Why do founders trust Al Maimana with VAT, ESR and payroll decisions?
With more than two decades of regional experience behind the brand, Al Maimana’s accountants are used to working with both mainland and free zone structures, and