UAE external & statutory audit services
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UAE external & statutory audit services

UAE external audits.
Scoped clearly.
Planned around your deadline.

For Mainland, Free Zone and DIFC companies that need audited financial statements for annual reporting, licence renewal, authority submission, banks, investors or shareholders.

Senior-led reviewOne-business-day responseConfidential assessment

Get your audit fee & timeline

Share the company, authority, purpose and deadline. A senior professional will review the requirement within one business day.

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Selected UAE jurisdictions

Start with the jurisdiction, purpose and deadline.

External audit requirements vary by entity and intended use. We first confirm where the company is registered, why the report is needed and when it must be available.

DMCC
JAFZA
IFZA
Meydan Free Zone
Dubai Silicon Oasis
Ajman Free Zone
SAIF Zone
Hamriyah Free Zone

A curated view of jurisdictions we commonly support. Auditor eligibility and reporting requirements are confirmed for your specific authority before engagement.

Senior-ledReview from scope through sign-off
UAE-wideMainland, Free Zone and DIFC entities
Qualified teamICAEW and ACCA professionals represented
Dubai basedDirect access to the audit team
External audit by intended use

Choose the route that matches why the report is needed.

This page is for external and statutory financial-statement audits. The engagement is shaped around the reporting purpose—not forced into a generic package.

Free Zone

Licence renewal or authority submission

Confirm the registration authority, reporting period, submission purpose and required date before the scope is issued.

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Mainland

Annual statutory or shareholder audit

Independent financial-statement assurance for annual reporting, governance, shareholders or another defined recipient.

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DIFC

Financial reporting and audit

Engagement planning for DIFC operating companies, holding structures and special-purpose entities.

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Stakeholder

Bank, investor or shareholder requirement

Clarify the intended recipient and reporting objective so the work is planned for the actual decision being made.

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What you receive

A defined external audit engagement before the first information request.

The proposal should remove uncertainty about deliverables, documents, timing, responsibilities and professional fee.

01
Written scope & fee

Know exactly what is included before work begins.

Deliverables, responsibilities, intended report use, timing and professional fee are documented in one proposal.

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02

Tailored document checklist

Information requests are mapped to your entity and engagement instead of sent as a generic list.

03

Deadline-led delivery plan

Milestones are planned backwards from the reporting, renewal or stakeholder deadline.

04

Senior accountability

Clarifications and decisions remain connected to professionals responsible for the engagement.

05

Clear final output

The report is completed for the agreed purpose after review and resolution of outstanding matters.

Who is accountable

A senior professional stays connected to the engagement.

The person reviewing the requirement should remain connected to planning, fieldwork, clarification and final reporting. That continuity reduces repetition and keeps decisions moving.

Imran SethiSenior Audit Partner · UAE assurance and advisory
Senior scope reviewThe entity, intended report use and deadline are considered before the proposal is issued.
Direct clarificationOpen items are discussed with people who understand the engagement and can move it forward.
ICAEWACCAProfessional qualifications represented within the wider RT team.
From enquiry to report

A clear path from requirement to signed report.

Each stage has a defined purpose, owner and next step.

01

Requirement & proposal

Confirm the entity, authority, reporting period, intended use and deadline, then issue the written scope and fee.

02

Records & planning

Provide the tailored checklist, review available records and identify missing information early.

03

Audit & clarification

Examine balances, transactions and evidence while keeping open points visible to your finance team.

04

Senior review & report

Resolve final matters, complete the senior review and issue the report for the agreed purpose.

Prepare efficiently

Know what to prepare—and why it is needed.

Your final checklist will be tailored to the entity and scope, but most engagements begin with these document groups.

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✓Company & licenceTrade licence, constitutional records, ownership and signatory details.
✓Financial statementsTrial balance, accounts, comparative figures and supporting schedules.
✓Bank & financingStatements, confirmations, facilities and reconciliations.
✓Revenue & expensesContracts, invoices, purchases and transaction evidence.
✓Tax & regulatoryRelevant VAT, Corporate Tax and authority filings.
✓Prior-year auditPrevious reports, management points and opening balances.
Public client feedback

Audit detail and professional delivery, reflected in public feedback.

Audit-relevant reviews are shown first, followed by feedback covering the wider RT team’s business support.

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5.0★★★★★177 public reviews
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MHMuhammad HashirGoogle review
★★★★★
“Very detailed reports.”

Commended the professionalism and detail of the auditing service.

AAAbullahashrafGoogle review
★★★★★
“Meticulous approach.”

Described RT as a trustworthy audit firm that exceeded expectations.

MKMeroolai KhonGoogle review
★★★★★
“Quickly, professionally.”

Highlighted responsive communication and efficient delivery.

MSMaryam SultanGoogle review
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“Highly satisfied!”

Praised the team’s long-term support, dedication and professionalism.

ISIqi SaabGoogle review
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“Always adding value.”

Recognised friendly service, useful advice and continued business support.

MSMita SrinivasanGoogle review
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“A great service.”

Recommended the team to small businesses seeking reliable accounting support.

Get a written starting point

Receive your audit fee, timeline and scope before you commit.

Tell us about the entity, registration authority, reporting purpose and deadline. A senior professional will review the requirement and respond within one business day.

Written scope and professional feeTailored information checklistClear delivery plan
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Before you appoint an auditor

Questions that shape the engagement.

Timing, documents, intended report use and professional fee should be clear before work begins.

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Questions finance teams ask before appointing an auditor

Timing depends on the entity size, record readiness, reporting framework and open matters. After reviewing the requirement and available records, RT will confirm an expected timetable in the written proposal. If you have a fixed deadline, share it at enquiry so feasibility can be assessed before engagement.

Your checklist will be tailored to the engagement. Common starting items include the trade licence and constitutional documents, trial balance and general ledger, financial statements and schedules, bank statements and reconciliations, material contracts and invoices, relevant tax filings and the prior-year audit report. Missing items are identified early in planning.

Acceptance depends on the registration authority, intended report use and any auditor-eligibility requirements. RT confirms the authority and purpose before engagement and proceeds only where the applicable requirement can be met. This avoids relying on a blanket approval claim.

The fee reflects the entity structure, reporting period, transaction volume and complexity, record readiness, consolidation or reporting-framework requirements, intended use and deadline. The written proposal sets out the agreed scope, deliverables and professional fee before work begins.

Share the exact deadline immediately. The team will review record readiness, scope and current availability before confirming whether the timetable is achievable. Urgent delivery is not promised until feasibility has been assessed.

An external audit provides an independent opinion on financial statements for an agreed reporting purpose. Internal audit evaluates controls, risk management and processes for management or the board. The right service depends on why the work is needed and who will rely on it.