A Free Zone Audit is an annual review of a company’s financial statements and compliance processes required by UAE free zone authorities to maintain regulatory compliance and support license renewal. It ensures accurate reporting, verified business activities, and adherence to free zone-specific regulations.
At ALYAH Auditing and Accountants, we deliver comprehensive free zone audit services that align with the regulatory standards of all major UAE free zones, including DMCC, JAFZA, RAKEZ, IFZA, and DAFZA. Our expert auditors conduct annual auditing in compliance with IFRS and authority-specific requirements, ensuring your financial statements, business activities, and share capital are verified accurately.
How Our Free Zone Audit Services Help Your Business:
ALYAH's experienced team delivers high-quality free zone audit services across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the UAE. We combine deep regulatory understanding with practical business insights to help companies stay compliant and audit-ready. Why Clients Trust Us: • Approved auditors in all major UAE free zones • Proven expertise in compliance and financial statement auditing • Integration with accounting, VAT, and company formation services • Commitment to transparency, efficiency, and accuracy • Tailored free zone audit frameworks to meet specific authority needs With ALYAH's Free Zone Audit services, businesses can renew their licenses confidently, maintain compliance, and ensure continued operations in Dubai and other UAE free zones - with complete peace of mind and professional precision.
Seamless and timely license renewal process
Full compliance with UAE free zone regulations
Expert understanding of Dubai and UAE free zone requirements
Transparent and accurate audit reports aligned with IFRS
Streamlined coordination with relevant free zone authorities
Companies registered in DMCC, JAFZA, RAKEZ, IFZA, DIFC, DAFZA, SHAMS, and other UAE free zones
Businesses applying for or renewing trade licenses
Organizations undergoing restructuring or free zone transfers
Entities with multiple subsidiaries or cross-jurisdictional operations