Sector changes the accounting more than most owners expect. A construction company’s hard problem is revenue recognition across milestones and retention. An e-commerce business’s is marketplace settlement reconciliation. A clinic’s is where the VAT exemption boundary falls inside a single appointment list. Generic advice fails all three.
Industries we work in
Real EstateConstructionTrading & DistributionE-commerceRestaurants & F&BHealthcareProfessional ServicesLogisticsManufacturingCrypto & Fintech
Where the sector actually changes the work
- Revenue recognition: milestone and retention billing in construction, subscriptions in software, settlement reporting in e-commerce
- Inventory: landed cost in trading, work in progress in manufacturing, rotables in aviation, perishables in food and beverage
- VAT classification: the exempt boundary in property and healthcare, export evidence in trading, place of supply in logistics
- Principal versus agent: which decides whether a freight forwarder or reseller reports gross or net revenue, and changes turnover by a multiple
- Cash cycle: construction pays before it is paid, e-commerce settles on platform cycles, clinics wait on insurers
- E-invoicing impact: heaviest where billing currently lives in spreadsheets outside the accounting system
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The list reflects where we have most depth, not the limit of what we do. Tell us what the business does and we will say plainly whether we are the right firm for it.
Check my compliance status 058 101 9570
The list reflects where we have most depth, not the limit of what we do. Tell us what the business does and we will say plainly whether we are the right firm for it.
Check my compliance status 058 101 9570
Last reviewed 27 July 2026. Rates, thresholds and deadlines change, the e-invoicing provider deadline has already moved once. Confirm current requirements with the Federal Tax Authority before acting, or ask us to check your position.
Last reviewed 30 July 2026 · Figures follow FTA and Ministry of Finance guidance. Verify current rates at tax.gov.ae before acting.