SAIF Zone approved auditors for your licence renewal.

SAIF Zone requires companies to submit audited financial statements to the authority each year. 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 SAIF Zone 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 SAIF Zone companies, and then look after the accounting, tax and audit each year.

Quick Ashford Auditing of Accounts L.L.C. is on the SAIF Zone approved auditor list, so our audit report is accepted for your licence renewal. SAIF Zone keeps an Auditors Directory, and audit firms apply to be listed in it. Its licence renewal checklist asks for the original audited financial statements, signed by the owner and the auditor, for the financial year set in the company’s memorandum and articles.

SAIF Zone’s closing form asks for notice of closure, a liquidation certificate from an auditor for FZE and FZC companies, a notice in two daily newspapers, and clearances for visas, customs, the post office and the facility. The published form dates from 2019, so we confirm the current checklist with the authority before we start.