Specialist accounting and tax for the UK–UAE corridor

Our values

• Coordination across jurisdictions
• Technical quality
• Responsiveness
• Commercial thinking
• Clear advice
• Modern systems

What coordination means in practice

• Intercompany pricing agreed before year-end, not discovered during audit
• UAE Corporate Tax adjustments reflected in UK group consolidation
• Owner remuneration structured with both jurisdictions in view
• VAT on cross-border services treated consistently in UK and UAE returns

Our approach

UK UAE Tax is built around one coordinated team, not two disconnected firms. We align UK accounting, Corporation Tax and VAT with UAE Corporate Tax, VAT and transfer pricing so group structures, intercompany flows and owner affairs are handled consistently. Every engagement starts with understanding how your UK and UAE entities interact, because that context shapes compliance, reporting and advisory work on both sides.

Typical deliverables

• Named UK and UAE advisers with a single point of coordination
• Scope aligned to your entity structure, not a generic compliance menu
• Cross-border issue log covering intercompany, residence and PE risks
• Reporting calendar spanning UK and UAE filing deadlines
• Technology and process recommendations where records need upgrading
• Clear escalation path for transactions, expansions and owner moves

Common situations we address

• UK parent company with a UAE subsidiary and no adviser coordinating both sides
• Owner relocating to Dubai while retaining UK companies and property
• UAE group acquiring or incorporating a UK subsidiary for the first time
• Two local accountants producing inconsistent intercompany and group numbers
• Business outgrowing commodity bookkeeping and needing tax-ready records in both jurisdictions
• Pre-transaction review where UK and UAE tax positions have never been mapped together