Audit services for Meydan companies, ready before your licence renewal.

Meydan does not routinely collect audited statements from every company, but banks do, and the corporate tax rules require them for any company claiming the free zone 0% rate. Separately, every Qualifying Free Zone Person must have audited financial statements under the corporate tax rules, whatever its size.

Yes, they are within the UAE corporate tax regime and must register and file a return. A Meydan company that meets the Qualifying Free Zone Person conditions pays 0% on qualifying income and 9% on other income.

For most small and medium companies, one to three weeks once the accounting records are complete. If your licence renewal is close, tell us on the first call and we plan the work around it.

Yes. Many clients use us for monthly bookkeeping, VAT returns and the corporate tax return as well as the annual audit, so the numbers are consistent across all of them.

Yes. We handle the application, licence, visas and bank account for new Meydan companies, and then look after the accounting, tax and audit each year.

Meydan Free Zone does not publish an approved auditor list. Its regulations require a company to submit audited financial statements within 30 days of the authority asking for them, and Meydan states the auditor must be registered with the UAE Ministry of Economy. A change of auditor must be notified to the authority.

Meydan’s own guidance asks for a liquidation report from an independent auditor registered in the UAE, a bank letter confirming the account is closed, visa cancellations and tax deregistration. It quotes between 2 and 16 weeks, depending on the company.