Saad Maniar, CEO of Baker Tilly UAE, explores five uncomfortable truths about audit quality and why trust, integrity and professional skepticism matter.

Prepare your UAE business for e-invoicing with expert guidance on UAE e-invoicing compliance, Accredited Service Providers (ASP), systems, processes, data, governance and end-to-end e-invoicing readiness.

What businesses need to know about supplier verification, input VAT recovery and strengthened tax control requirements under FTA Decision No. 13 of 2026.

India is expected to remain one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, with strong domestic demand, investment and services supporting growth despite global and domestic challenges.

AI governance is becoming critical for UAE businesses as rapid AI adoption increases cybersecurity, compliance, data, and risk management challenges.

Explore VAPT for VARA-regulated virtual asset businesses in Dubai, covering cybersecurity, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, smart contracts, wallets, APIs, risk management and VARA compliance.

UAE Corporate Tax Small Business Relief has been extended to 31 December 2029, allowing eligible UAE small businesses with revenue of up to AED 3 million to benefit from corporate tax relief, simplified compliance and reduced tax obligations, subject to meeting the applicable eligibility conditions.

Discover why traditional risk registers fail to predict emerging risks and how Baker Tilly UAE helps boards strengthen enterprise risk management, internal audit, governance, IFRS compliance, and strategic resilience through scenario planning and proactive risk advisory.

Learn why Corporate Governance in the UAE is shifting beyond compliance, with stronger Internal Controls, IFRS Compliance, Risk Management, and board oversight driving better audit outcomes and long-term business resilience.

Discover how common IFRS reporting errors, audit quality, and financial governance challenges can undermine UAE businesses, and why strong financial reporting, internal controls, and regulatory compliance are essential for boardroom confidence.

UAE non-residents working remotely from the UAE should assess corporate tax, permanent establishment (PE) risk, tax residency and compliance obligations as temporary remote work can evolve into a permanent business presence.