Expert Auditing Services in Dubai – For Clarity, Compliance & Confidence
Your numbers tell your story—make sure they’re accurate, compliant, and trustworthy.
At OfinGlobal, we provide independent auditing services to help your business meet legal obligations, strengthen operations, and boost stakeholder confidence.
Whether you’re renewing your Free Zone license, preparing for an investor round, or simply seeking operational peace of mind—our audit services ensure full transparency and control.
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Why Auditing Matters for Businesses in Dubai
Audits aren’t just about ticking boxes—they’re about gaining insights, avoiding penalties, and ensuring your company is on track for sustainable growth.
In Dubai, many businesses are required to submit audited financials for:
- License renewals (especially in Free Zones like DMCC, JAFZA)
- Investor due diligence
- Bank financing approvals
- Corporate tax compliance
Whether you’re operating in the mainland or a Free Zone, a qualified audit firm ensures your financial reports follow International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and meet all UAE regulatory requirements.
Specialized Audit Services
Construction Audit
IT Audit
Forensic Audit
Operational Review
Why Businesses Choose OfinGlobal as Their Audit Partner
When Should You Conduct an Audit?
Audits serve many important purposes beyond regulatory compliance:
Our Clients Include
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1. Requirement Review |
Understand your entity type and audit requirements |
1–2 days |
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2. Document Collection |
Gather financials, ledger data, contracts, and past filings |
Week 1 |
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3. Internal Analysis |
Evaluate risk areas and preliminary red flags |
Week 2 |
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4. On-Site or Remote Audit
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Perform testing, sampling, and reconciliations |
Weeks 3–4
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5. Draft Report Submission
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Share initial findings and get management inputs
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Week 5
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6. Final Audit Report |
Issue signed audit report per Free Zone or authority format
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Week 6
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7. Post-Audit Advisory
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Support corrections, tax impact, and future controls
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Ongoing |