External audits serve as an independent evaluation of a company’s financial health and compliance status. They are often required by:
By partnering with a licensed external auditor, businesses ensure credibility and minimize financial or legal risks.
As one of the reliable external audit firms in Dubai, IAS offers a comprehensive range of services:
At IAS, we go beyond ticking compliance boxes-we deliver independent assurance that adds real value. Our role as one of the reliable external audit firms in Dubai is to safeguard transparency, support compliance, and empower businesses to make informed decisions.
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At IAS, we understand that navigating tax and compliance requirements can be complex. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our tax, audit and assurance services in the UAE.
Yes. Licensed auditors in Dubai follow International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as well as UAE-specific regulations, ensuring globally recognized audit reports.
Absolutely. Even beyond legal compliance, external audits help SMEs improve financial transparency, attract investors, and build stronger credibility in the marketplace.
Yes. Banks and financial institutions in Dubai often require audited financial reports as part of their credit assessment process when approving loans or financial facilities.
Most companies are required to conduct an external audit annually, but some businesses choose to have additional reviews during the year to strengthen financial controls and investor confidence.
Generally, companies must provide audited financial statements, general ledgers, trial balances, bank statements, invoices, contracts, and supporting documentation requested by the auditor.
Failure to comply can lead to penalties, license suspension, or non-renewal by authorities.
Yes. We have experience auditing both SMEs and large corporations across industries.
The duration depends on company size and complexity but generally takes 2–6 weeks.
Free zones such as DMCC, DIFC, JAFZA, and DAFZA mandate annual audited reports for license renewal.
Yes. Under UAE law, all mainland and free zone companies must appoint an approved external auditor.
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