Accounting & Bookkeeping Services

Whilst the UAE does not levy tax in some businesses, any company, irrespective of its size and sector, requires accounting and bookkeeping services to understand its financial facets in a better way.

DUMANY CS’s solid experts in bookkeeping, local tax & accounting designed a proactive approach to save you time and money while catalysing growth and helping you reach your financial goals. Our specialists high-quality work allows you to focus on what matters the most – running your business and operations!

Why UAE ist the best place for your business

Location

Located in the heart of crossroads for trade routes of Europe and Asia, UAE has been known as the Business hub for countries wishing to access markets around the world. UAE’s strategic position allows all commodity trading and money flows of the world to present unlimited opportunities across a wide range of sectors to meet in the UAE.

Taxes

The UAE does not impose any tax for any local and inter-national entrepreneurs (such as personal tax, income tax, capital gain tax, or withholding tax). International businesses are not liable for any taxes. The only exemption of 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) which is one of the lowest in the world, is levied on specific business activities.

Possibilities

With its unique and rapid development tools in all sectors, the UAE has been known as the land of opportunities, making it home to all innovators and ambitious entrepreneurs around the world.

Growing market

UAE’s economic performance has grown exponentially in every field because of sustainable growth and market stability. Having a wide range of business diversity and demand for all types of goods and services, an increase in FDI * of 80% is projected by 2030.

Security

The UAE law provides a legal framework thoroughly to protect investors’ rights and secure their investments. The laws are strictly enforced, and corruption is imperceptible.

Stability

UAE has maintained its standing as one of the highest in terms of economic growth. Since its inception in 1971, the exchange rate of the local currency has been pegged to USD while the GDP has accelerated 300 times more in the last 20 years.