All UAE companies meeting regulatory thresholds, including LLCs, public joint-stock companies, and certain free zone entities, must have their financial statements audited.
The duration varies depending on the company’s size and complexity, typically ranging from a few weeks to a couple of months.
Essential documents include trial balances, general ledgers, invoices, bank statements, contracts, and prior financial statements.
Yes. Audits provide detailed insights into financial operations, help identify inefficiencies, and strengthen internal controls.
Yes. Professional auditors ensure that financial statements adhere strictly to IFRS standards for global transparency and accuracy.