
I001
Trading & Import/Export
Import VAT under the reverse charge, export zero-rating held up by exit evidence, and inventory valued so cost of goods sold reconciles to the Corporate Tax computation.
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Every sector meets UAE compliance from a different angle — a trader through import VAT, a manufacturer through inventory, a consultancy through the place-of-supply rules. MHBC coordinates the accounting and tax around each.

I001
Import VAT under the reverse charge, export zero-rating held up by exit evidence, and inventory valued so cost of goods sold reconciles to the Corporate Tax computation.

I002
Raw materials, work-in-progress and finished goods measured under IAS 2, with fixed assets, input VAT on plant, and free-zone qualifying income all feeding one set of accounts.

I003
Firms that bill time, where the tax position turns on where each service is supplied and when the fee income is earned — place of supply, work in progress, revenue recognition.

I004
High transaction volumes across multiple outlets, where VAT on retail sales and the reconciliations behind daily takings have to hold up location by location.

I005
Capital-intensive books: long-running projects, asset registers that carry real weight in the accounts, and joint ventures that need their own reporting line.

I006
Statutory accounts prepared alongside regulatory reporting, with VAT treatment that turns on which supplies are exempt and substance that has to be evidenced.

I007
Funds accounted for against the purpose they were granted for, procurement records kept to standard, and related entities consolidated into one reportable position.

I008
Fleets on the asset register, VAT that follows goods across borders, and freight costs allocated to the jobs and periods they actually belong to.

I009
Revenue recognised across billing and insurance cycles, VAT treatment that varies with the service supplied, and equipment-heavy asset registers to maintain.

I010
Work in progress on developments, service-charge accounts kept separate from the entity's own, and VAT treatment that depends on the property and the supply.

I011
Multi-entity structures consolidated into one set of reportable numbers, with the governance and reporting trail that scrutiny at that level expects.

I012
Revenue that swings with the season, the charges and levies that sit on top of a room rate, and books that have to close cleanly across several properties.

I013
Owner-managed companies where personal and business affairs sit close together — clean books, a corporate tax position that holds, and a group structure that makes sense.

I014
VAT treatment that turns on the institution and the course, fee income recognised across terms rather than on receipt, and campus assets on the register.
Fourteen sectors here, and plenty that are not on the list. Tell us how your business actually operates and we will map the accounting, tax and audit work to your calendar.
Accounting, corporate tax, VAT, audit coordination, transfer pricing, payroll and CFO advisory — coordinated through a single point of contact, whichever sector you operate in.