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Quick Ashford is a licensed audit, accounting and tax firm in Dubai, approved to audit mainland and free zone companies in all seven emirates. One team handles your audit report, corporate tax, VAT and company setup, for a fee agreed before we start.
ClientYour Company L.L.C
Audit reports prepared for companies in
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai Airport Free Zone, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai World Central (Dubai South), International Free Zone Authority, Meydan Free Zone, Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone, Ajman Free Zone, Hamriyah Free Zone Authority, Sharjah Airport International Free Zone, Sharjah Publishing City Free Zone, Sharjah Media City, Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park, U.S.A. Regional Trade Center Free Zone.
About Quick Ashford
Quick Ashford Auditing of Accounts L.L.C works with startups, family businesses and regional groups across the UAE. We audit your accounts, file your corporate tax and VAT, keep your books in order and set up new companies, so one firm knows your numbers all year.
What we do
Most clients start with one deadline, usually an audit or a tax return. They stay because the same people then keep the books, file the returns and renew the licence.
Statutory, internal and free zone audits carried out to International Standards on Auditing, with a signed report your bank, free zone and the FTA will accept.
Registration, returns and advisory for UAE corporate tax, VAT and Pillar Two, so every filing reaches the Federal Tax Authority correct and on time.
Monthly bookkeeping and IFRS financial statements kept audit-ready all year, so year end is a review and not a rescue.
Mainland, free zone and offshore company formation in every emirate, from choosing the jurisdiction to the trade licence, visas and bank account.
Get ready for the UAE e-invoicing mandate: system assessment, accredited service provider selection and a tested rollout before your deadline.
Feasibility studies, valuations, budgets and restructuring advice from people who read your numbers every day.
Visas, Emirates ID, licence renewals, attestations and government approvals handled for you, without the queue.
The short answer
In most cases, yes. Three separate rules can make an audit compulsory, and many companies fall under more than one of them.
Most free zones, including DMCC, JAFZA and DAFZ, ask for audited financial statements every year before they renew the licence.
Audited statements are mandatory once revenue passes AED 50 million, and for every Qualifying Free Zone Person whatever its size.
The Commercial Companies Law requires a licensed auditor and accounting records kept for at least five years.
Not sure which rule applies to you? Ask us, it takes one call
Business setup in Dubai and the UAE
The right jurisdiction depends on who you sell to, where your customers are and how you plan to bank. We compare the options with you, then handle the licence, visas and bank account.
Trade anywhere in the UAE, including with government.
Full ownership, fast setup and a 0% rate on qualifying income.
A holding structure for assets and international business.
Why Quick Ashford
You should not have to chase your auditor. Here is what working with us looks like from the first call to the signed report.
You get a written quote after the first call. The scope and the price are agreed before fieldwork begins, and they do not move.
Our audit reports are prepared for the people who will read them: your free zone authority, your bank and the Federal Tax Authority.
Bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax and the audit sit with one team, so nothing is explained twice and nothing falls between advisers.
We work with first-year startups, family businesses and regional groups, and the service scales as you do.
Licence renewals, VAT periods and the corporate tax return are on our calendar as well as yours. You hear from us before a date becomes a penalty.
Where we work
We serve companies in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain.
Free zone authorities only accept audit reports from firms they recognise. These are the zones our clients operate in most often. If yours is not listed, ask us.
How we work
A 20 minute call or WhatsApp chat about your company, your licence and what is due.
Day 1A written scope, timeline and price. No hourly billing and no surprises later.
Within 24 hoursShare records by secure upload. We test, reconcile and keep you posted on every open point.
Agreed timelineYour signed audit report or filed return, delivered in the format your authority requires.
Before your deadlineClient reviews
Fast response times and the ability to meet deadlines without compromising quality.
Attention to detail and timely communication made the process smooth and efficient.
Their reports are clear and actionable.
Helped us uncover opportunities for savings while keeping us compliant.
Top-notch service at reasonable prices.
Very knowledgeable and efficient service.
Questions owners ask us
Have a question about your own company? An advisor replies the same working day.
Ask on WhatsAppFor many companies, yes. Most free zones, including DMCC, JAFZA and DAFZ, require audited financial statements every year to renew the licence. Under the corporate tax rules, audited statements are mandatory for businesses with revenue above AED 50 million and for every Qualifying Free Zone Person. Mainland LLCs are required by the Commercial Companies Law to appoint a licensed auditor.
Free zone authorities and banks only accept audit reports signed by firms on their approved list. Quick Ashford is a licensed audit firm in Dubai and is approved to audit mainland and free zone companies, so the report you submit is accepted the first time.
The fee depends on turnover, transaction volume and the state of the books. After a short call we send a fixed quote in writing, agreed before any fieldwork starts.
Most small and medium company audits take one to three weeks once the accounting records are complete. If your free zone deadline is close, tell us on the first call and we plan around it.
Every UAE company, mainland or free zone, must register for corporate tax with the Federal Tax Authority, even if it expects to pay nothing. The rate is 0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% above it. Qualifying free zone companies can keep a 0% rate on qualifying income.
VAT registration is mandatory once taxable supplies and imports pass AED 375,000 in a 12 month period, and optional from AED 187,500. UAE VAT is charged at 5%.
The rollout is phased. A pilot begins in July 2026. Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more must go live by January 2027, and other businesses by July 2027. Each business has to appoint an accredited service provider before its date.
Yes. We form mainland, free zone and offshore companies in all seven emirates, then handle bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax and the annual audit under one engagement.
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