Outsourced Accounting & Bookkeeping

Accounting Services in Dubai & the UAE

Accurate books, monthly reports you can act on, and records ready for VAT and Corporate Tax. One fixed monthly fee, no hiring overhead.

Why UAE businesses outsource their accounting

A full time accountant in the UAE means salary, visa, insurance, gratuity, software, and leave cover. For most businesses under 50 staff, that cost is hard to justify, and a single junior hire rarely covers bookkeeping, VAT, Corporate Tax, and management reporting at the standard the law now expects.

Finackle acts as your complete finance team: bookkeepers for the daily work, senior accountants reviewing every close, and CFO-level insight when decisions need numbers behind them. You get better coverage than one hire, at a fraction of the cost.

What's included

Daily transaction recording and general ledger maintenance

Bank, credit card, and payment gateway reconciliations

Accounts payable and receivable tracking

Monthly P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statements

VAT-ready records and return preparation support

Accurate records for Corporate Tax compliance and year-end closing

Management reports and KPI dashboards

A dedicated accountant who knows your business

How it works

1
Free consultation

We review your current books, software, and compliance position, and agree a fixed monthly fee.

2
Clean handover

We set up or take over your accounting system, clear any backlog, and reconcile everything to date.

3
Monthly rhythm

Books closed monthly, reports delivered, VAT and Corporate Tax deadlines tracked for you.

Frequently asked questions

How much do accounting services cost in Dubai?

Outsourced accounting in the UAE typically costs a fraction of a full time accountant's salary. Fees depend on transaction volume, whether you are VAT registered, and the level of reporting you need. Finackle works on a fixed monthly fee agreed upfront, so there are no surprises. Contact us for a quote based on your business.

Do UAE free zone companies need to keep accounting records?

Yes. All UAE companies, including free zone companies, must maintain proper accounting records under the Corporate Tax Law and Commercial Companies Law. Records generally need to be kept for at least seven years, and many free zones also require audited financial statements for licence renewal.

What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?

Bookkeeping is the recording of daily transactions: invoices, bills, bank entries, and reconciliations. Accounting builds on those records to produce financial statements, management reports, VAT workings, and Corporate Tax computations. Finackle provides both as a single service.

Can you take over messy or backdated books?

Yes. Backlog cleanup is one of the most common projects we take on. We reconstruct and reconcile past periods, correct VAT treatment where needed, and hand you a clean, current set of books before moving to a normal monthly cycle.

Which accounting software do you work with?

We work with the platforms most used by UAE businesses, including Zoho Books, Xero, QuickBooks, Wafeq, TallyPrime, and Odoo. If you have no software yet, we will recommend and set up the option that fits your business and budget.

Get your books handled, properly

Tell us where your accounting stands today and we'll come back with a clear scope and a fixed monthly fee. No obligation.

Request a Free Consultation

Related reading: Guide to outsourced accounting · Best accounting software for UAE small businesses

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Strategic Finance & Accounting Solutions helping businesses streamline operations and achieve financial clarity. Currently based in U.A.E and providing solutions globally.

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  • Email: contactus@finackle.com
  • Phone: +971 545022747
  • Company: Finackle F.Z.E.
  • Location: U.A.E

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