Forensic, fiduciary, governmental & international

Specialist accounting

The engagements that sit outside the monthly cycle — a dispute, an estate, a grant, a group reporting into a foreign parent.

An accountant examining archived paper records under a desk lamp beside shelves of document files

Some work does not fit a monthly retainer. It is a one-off, it is usually urgent, and it is usually being read by somebody other than the owner — a court, a regulator, a trustee, a head office.

Who it is for: Companies in dispute, executors and trustees, grant-funded and government-linked entities, and the UAE arms of international groups.

What you get

  • A written report addressed to whoever needs to rely on it
  • Schedules and evidence behind every figure
  • Someone who will sit in the meeting and defend the work

Forensic accounting

Reconstructing what actually happened in a set of records — for a dispute, a suspected loss, or a partner separation.

Fiduciary accounting

Accounting for assets held on behalf of somebody else: estates, trusts, escrow and client-money arrangements.

Governmental accounting

Fund and grant accounting to the reporting rules the funding body sets, not the ones commercial companies use.

International accounting

UAE books prepared to a foreign parent’s reporting calendar, chart of accounts and currency.

Accounting information systems (AIS)

Choosing, setting up and correcting the accounting system itself — chart of accounts, tax codes, user rights, and the reports management will read.

Due diligence support

Financial review of a business before you buy into it or lend to it.

Not sure what you are supposed to have filed?

That is the most common reason people call us, and it is the easiest thing to fix early. Tell us the basics and we will tell you where you stand.