Accounting, Payroll & Tax Support in the UAE

Accounting, Payroll & Tax Support in the UAE

Since VAT was introduced across the UAE and wider GCC, proper books and records are no longer just good practice, they’re a compliance requirement with real consequences for getting it wrong.

VAT was implemented for two reasons: to build a sustainable social and economic environment, and to bring transparency to the UAE market. As a result, compliance now plays a central role in how every business operates here.

Related: company setup in the UAE, PRO services in the UAE, legal services in the UAE. Book a consultation.

What We Provide

Meena Business Consultancy Services and its cooperation partners, with 20+ years in the market, deliver these BPO services out of one hand, based on IFRS:

Who This Is For

Companies operating in the UAE that need VAT-ready books and records, newly set-up businesses that want accounting and payroll running from the start (see company setup in the UAE), and groups that need monthly reporting and yearly financial statements prepared under IFRS.

How It Works

1. Review where you stand. We look at your current books, or set them up from scratch if you are starting out.

2. Run accounting and payroll. Bookkeeping and payroll services are provided under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

3. Receive monthly reporting. Monthly reporting packages show where the business stands and keep your records auditable for VAT.

4. Close the year properly. We prepare the yearly financial statements and annual audit reports. For licences and visas, see PRO services; for contracts, legal services.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does VAT make bookkeeping more important now?

VAT compliance requires accurate, auditable books, the UAE introduced VAT partly to bring transparency to the market, and proper records are how a business demonstrates that compliance.

Are these services delivered under a recognized accounting standard?

Yes. All accounting, payroll and reporting services are provided under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

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