Auditing Services in DIFC
As an autonomous financial zone, DIFC requires companies to undergo audits to comply with its advanced legal framework. Audits, conducted by registered firms like AARMAK, help companies align with local and international standards, enhancing their credibility. AARMAK’s expertise ensures that businesses operating within the DIFC meet all regulatory requirements, whether financial or non-regulated.
Documents Required for DIFC Audit
To conduct a proper audit, the following documents must be provided to the auditors:
- Memorandum of Association (MoA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)
- Latest Trade License
- Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss Statement
- VAT and Excise Tax Registration Details (If Applicable)
- Books of Accounts
- Audit schedules (Fixed Assets Register, Ageing of Accounts receivable/payable, etc.)
- Year-end stock details and work-in-progress
- Details of fixed asset additions and disposals
These documents ensure the audit is thorough and aligns with DIFC regulations.