Most Trusted Audit Service in the UAE
Helping UAE businesses in achieving audit compliance, financial integrity, and sustainable growth through expert audit & assurance services.
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Licensed auditors independently examine company financial statements to verify financial accuracy and reporting compliance. The UAE Federal Commercial Companies Law requires an annual audit for all mainland companies. More than 30 free zone licensing authorities also mandate audited financials as a condition of annual licence renewal. Under Federal Decree Law No. 47 of 2022, companies with revenues exceeding AED 50 million must maintain audited financial statements for corporate tax purposes.
Every UAE audit follows the International Standards on Auditing (ISA), developed and maintained by the IAASB. The Ministry of Economy, Federal Tax Authority, and Department of Economic Development all oversee statutory audit obligations across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. Most UAE companies close their financial year on 31 December each year. Every business must retain its audited financial statements for at least 15 years.
Our Services
Audit Services Trusted by UAE Businesses
External & Internal Audits
An external audit produces an audit opinion accepted by the Ministry of Economy, UAE Corporate Banks and all major free zone authorities across UAE Like DMCC, JAFZA, ENBD , CBD , DIB and ADCB. A licensed independent auditor examines your financial statements against IFRS and issues a signed report. An internal audit targets operational efficiency, segregation of duties, and governance framework gaps inside your business. Under UAE Commercial Companies Law, mainland companies face a statutory audit obligation every financial year.
Liquidation Services
A liquidation audit produces the audited financial statements a licensed liquidator needs to prepare the Liquidator’s Report. This report is mandatory under UAE Federal Commercial Companies Law for both mainland and free zone company deregistration. DMCC and DIFC each require separate deregistration audit filings with their own authorities. Directors who close without audited accounts risk liability under the Federal Bankruptcy Law for wrongful trading.
Forensic Audit Services
Financial disputes in Dubai Courts and DIFC Courts require evidence prepared to UAE evidentiary standards. A forensic audit examines specific accounts and transactions to uncover fraud, financial irregularities, and misstatements. The output is a court ready forensic audit report used in shareholder dispute resolutions and court appointed audit proceedings. Unlike a standard statutory audit, this investigation targets a defined set of transactions, not full financial statements.
ICV & ISO Certificate Audit Services
Companies supplying to ADNOC or UAE government entities must hold a verified ICV score to qualify for procurement tenders. Assurance Corps holds Regulated and Empanelled certifier status the authority level required for ADNOC supplier approval. ICV scores are calculated on a 0–100 scale; the minimum for ADNOC pre-qualification is typically 30. ISO certification audits cover ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, and ISO 45001 across the UAE.
Audit Methodology
Assurance Corps Co. Audit Process
Our structured audit methodology combines ISA compliant procedures, financial verification, and regulatory compliance to deliver accurate, transparent, and reliable audit reports.
01
Auditor Appointment
A licensed auditor appointed in the UAE must hold active MOE registration and appear on the free zone approved auditor list. Our auditors meet DMCC listing, ACCA, and ICAEW accreditation requirements.
02
Audit Planning
Poor audit planning causes missed risks and delayed filings. We defines materiality threshold, audit scope, and risk assessment methodology before any fieldwork begins in the UAE.
03
Evidence Gathering
Missing documents delay every UAE audit. Our team collects trial balance, bank statements, TRN certificate, and payroll records through structured substantive testing across all 13 required documents.
04
Evaluation
Weak internal controls expose UAE companies to regulatory fines. Assurance Corps Co. applies the COSO Framework to assess misstatement risks, compliance gaps, and fraud indicators before forming any audit opinion.
05
Reporting
An incomplete audit report creates lender and FTA credibility problems. Assurance Corps Co. issues ISA compliant reports expressing a true and fair view for shareholders, investors, and UAE regulatory authorities.
06
Filing & Compliance
Late filing triggers fines, portal sanctions, and licence suspension across UAE free zones. Assurance Corps Co. submits audited financial statements within the 3 to 6 month window required by DMCC, RAKEZ, and IFZA authorities.
Why Choose Assurance Corps Co.
Delivering Trusted Audits & Stronger Corporate Governance
Many UAE businesses sign with an audit firm only to discover it isn’t on their free zone’s approved auditor panel. Assurance Corps Co. holds Ministry of Economy licensed auditor status and sits on approved panels across DMCC, DIFC, and JAFZA. Every engagement file goes through senior partner review before you receive a single draft. Our team carries ACCA, ICAEW, and CPA qualifications and we assign the same senior auditor to your account each year.
We serve trading, real estate, hospitality, construction, and financial services businesses across UAE. Our FTA registered tax agent status means your audit, VAT, and corporate tax records align without gaps. We run every engagement on Case Ware systematic documentation with minimal disruption to your team. After sign off, your board receives a management letter with specific corporate governance recommendations, not a generic checklist.
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LOCATION WE SERVE
Areas We Serve in all over UAE
Dubai
Abu Dhabi
Sharjah
Ajman
Umm Al Quwain
Ras Al Khaimah
Fujairah
UAE AUDIT & TAX AGENCY FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an annual audit mandatory for all UAE mainland companies?
Yes. The UAE Federal Commercial Companies Law requires all mainland LLC companies to appoint a Ministry of Economy licensed auditor annually including dormant companies.
How long does a statutory audit take for a UAE SME?
A UAE SME with complete records takes four to eight weeks from document submission to signed audit report. Missing end of service benefit schedules is the most common delay cause.
What documents do I need to prepare before the audit starts?
Your auditor issues a Prepared By Client (PBC) list covering 13 document categories trade licence, trial balance, bank confirmations, TRN certificate, VAT returns, and end of service benefit schedules.
Can the Assurance Corps conduct both the audit and corporate tax filing?
Yes as two separate engagements. Assurance Corps files your corporate tax return via EmaraTax as an FTA registered tax agent, while the statutory audit remains fully independent.
What is the difference between a statutory audit and an internal audit?
A statutory audit is legally required under UAE Commercial Companies Law and produces a public audit opinion. An internal audit is voluntary, private, and focuses on internal controls and governance.
Schedule Your Audit Consultation with a Licensed UAE Auditor
Most UAE businesses reach out to an audit firm and get a sales call not a real auditor. Your first conversation at Assurance Corps Co. is with a Ministry of Economy licensed auditor who confirms your mainland or free zone obligations directly. The session covers your entity structure, document readiness, financial year end, and audit fee indication not a generic pitch. We respond within 24 business hours across the UAE, and all seven Emirates. Reach us by phone, WhatsApp, email, or enquiry form your audit calendar starts here.