Audit and Assurance Services
The primary goal of our Audit and Assurance services is to deliver an independent, professional audit opinion on
the annual financial statements of your company for every financial year covered under the term of the audit
appointment. We ensure compliance with UAE regulations while providing accurate and insightful financial
reporting. As one of the leading auditing companies in UAE, we ensure compliance with UAE regulations while
providing accurate and insightful financial reporting
Legal Compliance
Mansoor Mulla Auditing of Accounts, a subsidiary of Excellence, stands as a trusted name in the UAE's auditing
landscape. We are proud to be DIFC approved auditors, DMCC approved auditors, JAFZA approved auditors, and DAFZA
approved auditors, among others. Licensed under the Ministry of Economy with license number 738553, our company is
authorized to perform audit and assurance activities across a wide range of free zones and regulatory
jurisdictions in the UAE. Additionally, we are registered as approved company liquidators with DMCC in Dubai,
ensuring end-to-end compliance for businesses undergoing liquidation.
In accordance with the UAE Commercial Companies Law (Federal Law No. 2 of 2015, Article 27, Chapter 2), every
company is required to appoint licensed auditors registered under the Ministry of Economy to audit their financial
records. Our company fulfills these legal requirements while ensuring transparency, accuracy, and compliance for
businesses across various sectors.
Businesses registered in trade-free zones and holding trade licenses issued by these zones are required to have
their annual financial statements audited at the time of renewing their trade licenses or as per their memorandum
financial year end as stated. In the UAE, the financial year aligns with the calendar year.
Advantages of Auditing
An audit provides independent verification that financial statements accurately reflect the entity’s current
situation. External audit firms offer invaluable credibility and instill confidence in your organization’s
customers, stakeholders, investors, lenders, and even potential buyers. Additionally, auditing ensures your
organization meets statutory requirements and regulations, guaranteeing 100% compliance with all current statutory
obligations.
An audit serves as an effective tool for identifying fraud and reducing opportunities for fraudulent activities.
Experienced accountants and auditors in Dubai are proficient in identifying weaknesses in an organization’s
systems and controls, offering recommendations to strengthen these areas and prevent fraud.
Furthermore, an audit confirms the accuracy of an organization’s financial statements through a detailed analysis
of its financial transactions. This critical examination often includes scrutiny of specific income, expenditures,
assets, and liabilities. The insights gained, combined with the auditor’s financial expertise, provide business
owners with valuable input for improved financial planning, budgeting, and decision-making. Auditors and auditing
firms in Dubai, thoroughly review company accounts to validate the legality and accuracy of financial records,
ensuring compliance with the auditing standards in Dubai and across the UAE.
DMCC Regulations for Company Audit
As per DMCC regulations, every company is required to appoint an auditor to examine and report on its financial
accounts.
The directors of a company must prepare and approve the financial accounts and ensure they are audited by DMCC Auditors. These audited accounts must then be approved by the shareholders of the company within six months after
the end of the company’s financial year.
The role of the Approved Auditors DMCC is to obtain reasonable assurance that the annual accounts prepared by the
member company are free from material misstatements, whether caused by fraud or error. Additionally, they ensure
the accounts are properly prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
How Excellence Can Help
Excellence is one of the leading audit
firms in Dubai, UAE, registered with DIFC and DMCC as approved auditors
and approved in many other free zones. As a standard practice, we at Excellence adhere to statutory requirements,
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and International Standards on Auditing (ISAs), striving to
provide the best audit experience to our clients.
Our objective is to examine the accuracy of your books of accounts, verify the authenticity and validity of
transactions, and issue an auditor's report that includes our professional opinion.
Magnitude of Work:
- We will conduct an audit of the financial statements of the client (“the Company”), which comprise the
statement of comprehensive income, the statement of changes in equity, the statement of cash flows, and a
summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory notes.
- We will conduct an independent audit of the financial transactions in accordance with International Standards
on Auditing and International Financial Reporting Standards.
- We will express an opinion on whether the financial statements have been prepared, in all material respects,
in accordance with the applicable financial reporting standards and frameworks, whether the client has
maintained proper books of accounts, and whether the accompanying financial statements give a true and fair view
of the financial position of the entity, based on material evidence.
- The auditor reserves the right to request documents according to the nature of the assignment agreed upon.
Areas Covered Under Financial Audit:
- Income: Revenue, profit on the sale of non-current assets, other income.
- Expenses: Cost of revenue, salary and wages, depreciation, contractual expenditure, loss on the sale of
non-current assets, bad debts, other expenses.
- Current Assets: Cash & bank, short-term investments, receivables and prepayments, inventory.
- Non-Current Assets: Property, plant, furniture, and equipment.
- Current & Non-Current Liabilities: Creditors and accruals, loan borrowings, provisions for employee
entitlements.
- Other: Statement of changes in equity, disclosure of contingent liabilities, statements of cash flow,
accounting policies, and notes to the financial statements.