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Pricing

What our work costs, published

Most UAE firms make you ask before they tell you anything. These are the starting prices for the four things we are asked for most, with what each one covers and what it does not.

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Pricing

The four we are asked for most

Starting prices, published so you can judge before you call. What you actually pay depends on how many transactions there are, what state the records are in and how many entities are involved, so the figure below is where a quote starts rather than where it lands. Every figure excludes VAT.

Corporate tax filing

from AED 299 a year

excluding VAT

Annual UAE corporate tax return prepared and checked against the law before it is filed.

What it covers

  • Taxable income computed from your accounts
  • Small Business Relief tested and elected if it applies
  • Return prepared and reviewed before submission
  • The filing deadline that applies to your licence month, in writing

Not included

  • Bookkeeping
  • Any FTA penalty already assessed
  • Transfer pricing documentation

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What this involves, in full

Most asked for

Accounting and bookkeeping

from AED 499 a month

excluding VAT

Monthly bookkeeping kept to a standard that a corporate tax return and an auditor can both use.

What it covers

  • Transactions recorded and reconciled monthly
  • Bank, receivable and payable reconciliations
  • Management accounts each month
  • Records kept in the form the Tax Procedures Law requires

Not included

  • VAT return filing
  • Corporate tax return
  • Payroll processing and WPS

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What this involves, in full

VAT return filing

from AED 599 a quarter

excluding VAT

Quarterly VAT returns prepared, reconciled and filed on your own tax period.

What it covers

  • Output and input tax reconciled to the books
  • Reverse charge and imports treated correctly
  • Return filed on your tax period, not a guessed one
  • A record of what was filed and why

Not included

  • VAT registration itself
  • Voluntary disclosures for earlier periods
  • Any penalty already assessed

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What this involves, in full

Audit support

from AED 999 per engagement

excluding VAT

Getting the file and the books to the point where a registered auditor can work from them.

What it covers

  • Books closed and reconciled for the year
  • Schedules and supporting documents assembled
  • Auditor queries answered on your behalf
  • Findings explained in plain terms once the report lands

Not included

  • The statutory audit itself and the audit opinion, which only a Ministry-registered auditor may sign
  • The auditor's own fee

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What this involves, in full

What these prices are not. They cover preparation and review; how each return is submitted is agreed with you at engagement, and a statutory audit opinion is signed by an independent registered auditor. Licence and registration papers are available to view at our office — visit us at Aspin Commercial Tower, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, or call +971 58 541 4616, WhatsApp +971 58 541 4616 or email info@taxadvisors.ae.

All prices exclude VAT. UAE VAT at 5% is added to the invoice where it applies. Government charges are never inside these figures: the Federal Tax Authority charges nothing to register or file, but Ministry, DET and free zone fees are set by those authorities and are paid to them directly. Book a short call and you will get a fixed number for your situation rather than a range.

Why the number moves

What changes a quote

  1. Transaction volume. Fifty invoices a month and five hundred are not the same job, and bookkeeping is priced on the work, not on the company size.
  2. The state of the records. A clean set of books costs less to work from than a year of receipts in a folder. Backlog work is quoted separately so it never hides inside a monthly fee.
  3. How many entities. A group with three licences files three sets of obligations, and a tax group changes the corporate tax position again.
  4. What has already gone wrong. A missed registration or an assessed penalty is a different piece of work from a routine filing, and it is quoted as one.
The process

How a quote becomes a fixed number

The published figures are where the conversation starts, not the number you are held to. Turning one into a fixed quote takes one short call or WhatsApp thread, and it works like this.

  1. You describe the business. Roughly how many transactions go through a month, what the records look like now, how many licences are involved, and whether anything is already overdue. Estimates are fine at this stage; nothing is measured against them.
  2. You get a fixed figure, in writing. The quote names the work, what it covers and what sits outside it, and the price it is held at. Once you accept it, that number is the number — it does not move because the job turned out to be more interesting than expected.
  3. The only thing that reopens it is scope. If the work changes after you accept — a second entity gets added, a backlog year nobody mentioned appears, the FTA raises a penalty mid-engagement — that is a new piece of work, quoted separately and agreed before it starts. It never arrives silently on the invoice.
  4. Work starts after you say yes. Nothing is filed, registered or submitted on your behalf before you have seen the figure and agreed it. There is no retainer you did not ask for and no commitment period on any of the four.

A quote is not advice and accepting one is not an engagement to act before the FTA. The line between preparation and representation is drawn on the terms of use: nothing here appoints this firm to file or to act for you, and how a quoted filing job is submitted is agreed in writing at engagement.

Billing

How the four are billed

The rhythm follows the obligation. Corporate tax filing is priced per year, because the return is annual. Bookkeeping is monthly, because that is the rhythm at which books are useful. VAT returns are priced per quarter, which matches the most common FTA tax period — if your period is monthly, that is stated in the quote rather than assumed away. Audit support is per engagement, because a year-end file has a beginning and an end.

VAT is added on the invoice where it applies: the figures on this page exclude the 5% UAE VAT, and the quote does too. Government charges are never inside them — the FTA charges nothing to register or file, but any licence, DET or free zone fee is set by that authority and paid to it directly, not through us.

What each package covers and does not cover is printed on its card above, not in the fine print, because an unstated exclusion is the usual reason an invoice gets argued about. If a job needs two of them — a year of neglected books before a corporate tax return can be filed, say — the backlog is quoted as its own piece of work first, so the monthly figure that follows it is a clean number and not a number hiding a catch-up.

Work the page does not price at all is quoted the same way: a call, the same questions about volume and records, a fixed figure in writing before anything starts. There is no "call for a quote" as a euphemism for a high number — the four published prices exist precisely so a quote for anything else can be judged against them.

FAQ Answers to the questions people actually ask

Questions about these prices

Are these the final prices?

They are starting prices. A fee moves with the number of transactions, the state of the records and how many entities are involved, so the published figure is where a quote starts. Ask on a call and you will get a fixed number for your own situation.

Do the prices include government fees?

No. The Federal Tax Authority charges nothing to register for corporate tax or VAT, or to file a return. Ministry of Economy, DET and free zone charges are set by those authorities and are paid to them, not to us, and they are never inside a figure on this page.

Can you file my corporate tax return as my tax agent?

Article 12(2) of the Tax Procedures Law requires a tax agent to be listed on the FTA register and to hold a licence from the competent local authority. We prepare and check the return and explain what it says, and how it is submitted is agreed with you at engagement. Licence papers can be viewed at our office.

Can you audit my company?

A statutory audit opinion may only be signed by an auditor registered under Federal Decree-Law No. 41 of 2023. What we do is audit support: closing the books, assembling the schedules and answering the auditor’s queries so the audit itself is shorter and cheaper.

What do you need before you can quote?

Three things, usually: your trade licence, roughly how many transactions a month you run, and whether you are already registered for VAT or corporate tax. With those a quote takes minutes rather than a meeting.