AMCA was established in 2010, primarily as an auditing firm. Our commitment to excellence & in-depth knowledge of the industry has helped us in establishing ourselves as a pioneer in the field. In our decade long presence, we have served many companies in the public and private sector. We began operations with our office at Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai. We have expanded to two more locations; one in JLT DMCC, Dubai and one in Abu Dhabi.
Mr. Abdulla A. AL Marzooqi, partner of AMCA, is a FTA Tax Agent with CPA & ASA. He has over 30 years of experience in many leading companies across United Arab Emirates. During this period, Mr. Abdulla has been providing financial advisory, business consultancy, system implementation and review, internal and external audits to companies. His services are highly sought by private and public sector. Mr. Abdulla has also had successful tenures in Ministry of Interior, Abu Dhabi Police, Dubai Municipality and Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority.
Mr. Tariq A. AL Marzooqi is a CPA. multi-talented, versatile and dedicated professional who serves as the partner of AMCA. He has over 18 years of experience in diverse businesses across the United Arab Emirates. Mr. Tariq has also held senior positions such as, Finance Controller and Finance Manager in Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operation (ADCO) and Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority (ADFCA).
The United Arab Emirates is known to provide all the incoming businesses with the privileges of business setup in the country. From having a very satisfying industry environment
Businesses today are facing critical difficulties considering the rapidly changing economic landscape, along these lines, a strong plan that could diminish the impact
The United Arab of Emirates can be considered as one of the busiest countries in the world. People keep on moving for the different grounds, but mostly because of the business purposes.
The Economic Substance Regulations, which is also known as “ESR” was formally introduced to the United Arab Emirates through Cabinet of Minister Resolution No. (31) of 2019, on 30th of April 2019.
The United Arab of Emirates just recently replaced Cabinet Resolution No. 34 of 2020 to Cabinet Resolution No. (58) of 2020 regulating Beneficial Owner Procedures (the "Resolution").
The Cabinet Resolution No. (32) of 2019 (the “Resolution”) on Country-by-Country Reporting (“CbCR”) was issued in the United Arab Emirates on 30 April 2019.
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We are proud to be one of the professional auditing firms in United Arab Emirates, and we know that our stability, growth and success are strongly correlated to our commitment to excellence and professional services we provide to our clients.
Last year, the Ministry of Finance announced the submission of the ESR Notifications and Reports by the end of the year, December 31, 2020.
As a part of the continuous effort of the government to encourage the other nationalities to set up a company and enjoy the conducive legislative environment
UAE has issued resolution in connection with Economic Substance Regulations last 30th April 2019 as a part of UAE’s efforts to comply with global standards that aim to combat harmful tax practices.
The United Arab of Emirates just recently replaced Cabinet Resolution No. 34 of 2020 to Cabinet Resolution No. (58) of 2020 regulating Beneficial Owner
Notwithstanding the current pandemic that hits all around the world, it tends to be seen an expanding interest for firing up new organizations in the UAE.
Choosing to start a business in the UAE is a good decision and selecting a specific place inside Dubai will incredibly assist with achieving a
Year 2020 is definitely different from the usual years in the past. Who would have thought facing and living in a world with an unseen “foe”?
The continuous development of the emirate’s legislative framework is an indispensable factor in accomplishing the Dubai’s strategic objectives.
Due to the astounding infrastructure, geologically favorable circumstances, and gifted human resources, organizing a business here in Dubai is one of
The biggest highlight of 2020 has been the COVID-19 or the SARS-CoV 2 virus. The initial jolt caused by COVID-19 disrupted the normal functioning of life all around the world
In the year 2019, 30th of April, the Economic Substance Regulation, known as ESR were presented in the UAE through Cabinet of Minister Resolution No. 31 of 2019. The Ministry of Finance (MOF) through Ministerial Decision 215 of 2019 gave explicit direction on those regulations on the 11th of September 2019.
UAE has issued resolution in connection with Economic Substance Regulations last 30th April 2019 as a part of UAE’s efforts to comply with global standards that aim to combat harmful tax practices.
The new UAE bankruptcy law approved by the UAE Cabinet this week is likely to come into effect early next year.Obaid Humaid Al Tayer, Minister of State for Financial Affairs,
Under CRS - similar to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act introduced by the US to tackle tax evasion and target sources of undeclared wealth - foreign financial institutions (FFIs)
The Indian Consulate in Dubai has issued an advisory about unscrupulous shipping companies and agents following a huge number of complaints received recently from Indian seafarers in distress in the
