Audit coming up? Walk in with books your auditor will accept.
An audit shouldn't be a fire drill. Get every balance supported and your auditor's questions handled.
Confidential · 30 minutes · No obligation
An audit should confirm what you already know, not reveal what you didn't.
Audit season shouldn't feel like this
✕ Your auditor's request list keeps growing
✕ Prior years were never properly closed
✕ Cash sales or old balances nobody can explain
✕ The deadline is close and the books aren't
A messy audit costs more than the fee
Delays and extra fees
Auditors charge for the time they spend chasing missing support.
A qualified opinion
Balances that cannot be supported can lead to a qualified audit report, which banks and investors read closely.
Licence and tax knock-ons
Many free zones need audited accounts to renew a licence, and corporate tax relies on the same numbers.
Audit-ready all year
Now
✕ Scrambling for documents
✕ Delays while the auditor waits
✕ Fees that keep climbing
✕ The risk of a qualified opinion
With Finalytics
✓ Audit-ready all year
✓ Every balance supported
✓ We handle the auditor's questions
✓ Deadlines met without the scramble
Years behind. Now audit-ready.
An award-winning attraction with years of books left behind, cash never recorded, and an audit coming.
Books an auditor will accept
Cash sales recorded in a compliant manner, tied to the bank to the fils.
What the law asks of you
Who needs an audit
Qualifying free zone companies need audited financial statements to keep the 0% corporate tax rate, and so does any business with revenue above AED 50 million. Most mainland companies must appoint an auditor under the Commercial Companies Law, and many free zones require audited accounts to renew a licence.
Keeping records
Corporate tax law requires accounting records and supporting documents to be kept for at least seven years. Failing to keep proper records carries a penalty of AED 10,000, rising to AED 20,000 for a repeat.
What audit-ready means
A trial balance you can produce on demand, every bank reconciled to its statements, VAT and corporate tax filings that trace back to the ledger, and related-party balances that agree.
General information, current as of October 2026. It is not legal or tax advice. More detail in our UAE Corporate Tax Guide.
Audit preparation for UAE companies
Many UAE companies need audited accounts every year, for a free zone licence renewal, a bank facility, investors or their own governance. The audit itself is your auditor's job. Getting there is ours: books that are complete, balances that are supported, and someone who handles the auditor's questions so you don't have to. We work alongside whichever audit firm you appoint.
What you can expect
✓ Books complete and closed for the year
✓ Every material balance supported
✓ Auditor questions handled for you
✓ Accounts ready for licence renewal, banks and tax
Questions founders ask us
Most mainland companies do under the Commercial Companies Law, and qualifying free zone companies do to keep the 0% rate. Others depend on licence, revenue and lenders. If you're not sure, we confirm it in the finance deep dive.
Yes. We prepare the books and supporting files, and deal with your auditor directly.
That's common. We bring prior years into shape so the books stand up, and scope that work in the finance deep dive first.
It depends on how far behind the books are. The finance deep dive sets a realistic date, and we hold to it.
No. Your auditor stays independent. We get the books ready and handle their questions.
Staying audit-ready is part of one monthly fee. If prior years need rebuilding first, that work is scoped and priced in the finance deep dive.
