Alnajjar Auditing Of Accounts is a Dubai-based firm supporting owners who want clean numbers and clear advice rather than accounting jargon. From a small trading outfit in Deira to a growing tech startup in Dubai Internet City, they handle day-to-day bookkeeping while keeping an eye on VAT and the new UAE corporate tax rules so you don’t miss a filing or a deadline.
What accounting services in Dubai does Alnajjar Auditing Of Accounts actually handle?
The team covers the full cycle: bookkeeping, monthly management accounts, year-end audit support, and payroll for staff across mainland and free zone entities. Because they’re FTA-approved, they can guide VAT registration in the UAE, correct input/output tax issues, and respond properly if the FTA asks questions. For owners considering expansion or exit, they also assist with company formation at the start and company liquidation when it’s time to close a legal entity without leaving loose ends.
How does Alnajjar Auditing Of Accounts support VAT and corporate tax compliance in the UAE?
As a corporate tax advisor in Dubai, they map your revenue streams, related-party dealings, and free zone operations against the UAE Corporate Tax Law, then translate that into practical steps: which entities should register, how to document transactions, what to keep on file for seven years. On the VAT side, they help set up proper tax invoice formats in English and Arabic, align POS or accounting systems, and file returns that match your ledgers, reducing audit risk. When Economic Substance Regulations or payroll issues arise, you speak directly with a senior auditor rather than a call centre, which matters when you’re under time pressure.
Is Alnajjar Auditing Of Accounts a good fit for multilingual, owner-managed businesses?
For many Dubai SMEs, board meetings switch between English and Arabic. So do Alnajjar’s discussions and reports, which helps when partners, investors, and managers aren’t all using the same first�