Maintain Accurate Financial Records and Up-to-date Books of accounts!
Companies in the UAE must maintain their books of accounts and financial statements for at least 5 years, as prescribed by the UAE Commercial Company Law 2015 and VAT law of UAE. Additionally, various free zones in the country require companies to have their accounts audited by approved and listed audit firms in UAE, with global standards such as IFRS adding complexity to financial reporting. As a result, keeping up-to-date records is essential for businesses operating in the region to remain competitive and compliant with regulations.
Companies in the UAE must maintain their books of accounts and financial statements for at least 5 y
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