Tax & Accounting
Accounting and tax compliance in the UAE has changed significantly in recent years. With the introduction of corporate tax, increased Federal Tax Authority oversight, and stricter banking compliance, businesses are expected to maintain accurate records, file on time, and clearly justify their financial position. Many companies only realize the seriousness of these requirements when penalties, audit notices, or bank account restrictions appear.
Zamata’s Accounting and Tax services are designed for UAE businesses that want clarity, compliance, and control. We support companies operating in mainland and free zones with structured accounting systems, accurate tax filings, and ongoing advisory that aligns with UAE regulations. Our focus is not just on filing returns, but on building financial systems that support long term stability and growth.
Whether you are a startup registering for VAT, a growing SME preparing for corporate tax, or an established business facing compliance pressure, our accounting and tax services provide the structure your business needs.
Business Problems This Service Solves
Accounting and tax issues rarely stay isolated. They affect banking, compliance, cash flow, and business credibility. Zamata addresses these problems at the root by building reliable systems instead of temporary fixes.
Our Scope of Work
Who This Service Is For
How Zamata Delivers Accounting & Tax Services
We begin with a detailed review of your current accounting and tax position. This includes assessing book keeping records, VAT filings, corporate tax exposure, and compliance gaps. The objective is to understand where risks exist and what needs to be corrected.
Once the assessment is complete, we implement structured accounting systems, clean up historical records where required, and align your reporting with Federal Tax Authority standards. All filings are prepared accurately and submitted on time.
For ongoing clients, we provide regular reporting, deadline tracking, and proactive updates so you are never caught off guard by regulatory changes. You always know your tax position, liabilities, and financial standing.