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Trustworthy Auditors and Liquidators Services in the UAE: Unlocking Financial Clarity and Optimal Solutions
In situations where liquidation becomes necessary, our experienced auditors and liquidators step in to guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and efficient resolution.
We understand the legal intricacies surrounding liquidation procedures in the UAE. This is a strong reason to work diligently to protect the interests of all stakeholders involved. Our expertise spans various sectors, allowing us to handle liquidations with professionalism, sensitivity, and the utmost attention to detail.
The auditing services are designed to go beyond mere compliance. We conduct comprehensive audits that provide a thorough assessment of your financial statements, internal controls, and operational processes. By leveraging our expertise, we help you identify potential risks, improve efficiency, and make informed business decisions based on reliable financial information. The goal is to add value to your organization while ensuring adherence to regulatory guidelines.
PROCESS
Access expert auditors and liquidators to navigate complex financial processes, assess financial health, and facilitate efficient business liquidation if necessary.
Auditor Services:
Liquidator Services:
Ensuring Accurate Financial Reporting
Auditor services play a crucial role in enhancing the reliability and accuracy of financial reporting.
Our trusted auditors in the UAE bring their expertise in assessing financial statements, internal controls, and compliance with accounting standards. Through meticulous examination, they provide independent assurance on the fairness and accuracy of financial information, instilling confidence in stakeholders such as shareholders, investors, and regulatory authorities.
Navigating Legal and Regulatory Frameworks
The UAE has well-established legal and regulatory frameworks governing auditing and liquidation processes.
The auditors and liquidators are well-versed in the UAE Commercial Companies Law, International Standards on Auditing (ISAs), and other relevant regulations. They remain up-to-date with changes in accounting standards, local regulations, and industry-specific requirements to provide effective services that meet legal obligations.
- Our Strategy
STEP
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Initial Review
Getting you the best advise
We schedule an initial consultation with you to understand your specific needs and requirements. We will discuss the scope of services required, the timeline, and any other relevant details. Secondly, this consultation will help us gather information to prepare a tailored proposal, regardless if you need auditors and liquidators services altogether.
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Proposal and Service Agreement
Verification
Based on the information gathered during the consultation, we prepare a comprehensive proposal. This will outline the scope of work, deliverables, fees, and terms of engagement.
We will ensure that the proposal aligns with your expectations and complies with applicable regulations and professional standards.
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Information and Documentation Collection
Doing the admin for you
We will request the necessary financial records, legal documents, contracts, and other relevant information from you, and establish a secure method for sharing and storing confidential and sensitive data.
Try to provide all the required information in a timely manner to avoid delays in the engagement.
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04
Fieldwork and Procedures
Being your support
It will be conducting the fieldwork phase of the engagement, which includes performing audit procedures, assessing internal controls. It will involve verifying financial transactions, conducting interviews, and examining relevant documents.
For liquidation services, this phase involves the identification, valuation, and disposal of assets, settling debts, and handling creditors’ claims.
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05
Reporting and Communication
Being your support
It will be prepared the audit or liquidation report detailing the findings, conclusions, and recommendations. We will ensure that the report complies with the relevant auditing standards, regulations, and disclosure requirements.
The results will be communicated to you, highlighting key observations, areas of improvement, or any potential issues identified.
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06
Finalization and Approval
Being your support
We will seek your feedback on the draft report and address any queries or concerns they may have. Necessary revisions will be made and we will obtain your approval on the final report before proceeding.
Once the audit or liquidation process is complete, we will ensure all necessary documentation is in order and assist you in fulfilling any regulatory requirements, such as filing financial statements or final liquidation reports.
- Frequently asked questions
In the UAE, auditors and liquidators play distinct roles, although there can be some overlap in certain situations.
The liquidation process in the UAE involves several key steps to wind up a company’s affairs in an orderly manner. below we present the typical steps involved in the liquidation process:
- Board Resolution
- Appointment of a Liquidator
- Notice to Creditors
- Asset Evaluation
- Debt Settlement
- Asset Disposal
- Distribution of Assets
- Closure and Deregistration
- Publication and Termination
In the UAE, auditing standards and regulations are primarily governed by the UAE Commercial Companies Law. As well as the guidelines and pronouncements issued by the UAE Ministry of Economy and other regulatory bodies. The key auditing standards and regulations followed in the UAE include:
- International Standards on Auditing (ISAs)
- UAE Commercial Companies Law
- UAE Federal Law No. 2 of 2015 on Commercial Companies
- UAE Auditors Code of Ethics
- Regulatory Authority Guidelines
- International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
The duration of an audit in the UAE can vary depending on various factors. This can include the size and complexity of the organization and the scope of the audit. It will also include the availability of necessary documentation and the efficiency of the audit process.
While there is no fixed timeframe for an audit, the duration can typically range from a few weeks to a few months.