Both Bookkeeper and accountant are different in what they are doing. General Ledger of the client are maintained by the bookkeeper on regular basis. A bookkeeper’s common responsibilities consist of:
Small businesses no longer need to work with a local bookkeeper. The internet and cloud technology makes it easy for bookkeepers to securely access their client’s books anytime, anywhere. Business owners can now select a bookkeeper who truly understands their industry and operations, instead of hiring the local, community bookkeeper by default.
No, we’ll include clean-up for you as part of our work estimate. Our team of financial specialists will setup your industry-specific general ledger in the cloud accounting software that best fits your needs.
We use Zohobooks, QuickBooks Online, and We can also support Quickbooks Desktop in some instances.
We specialize in accounting and bookkeeping services for multi-unit businesses and franchises. We can manage the books for each individual location and give an insight into your business’s overall financial performance.
Zohobooks, QuickBooks, Xero, and more!.
YOP provides the following services:
We charge a flat monthly fee based on your transactions and other requirements. Get in touch with our expert to walk you through the price list.
We charge a flat monthly fee based on your transactions and other requirements. Get in touch with our expert to walk you through the price list.
YOP can help you manage your invoice reconciliation process and your revenue tracking etc. We can also send invoices to your clients on your behalf, based our contract.
Yes, our complete HR & Payroll management package will allow you to reduce cost and improve compliance and ensure you stay compliant with legislation updates with minimal impact.
Yes , we work with start –up , Small , Medium and Large scale organizations.
Our Payroll management is offered as a complimentary service to our clients outsourcing the book-keeping services to YOP. If you are also interested in Book-keeping services please click here. However, if you are only interested in payroll services for now, please feel free to contact us so we can discuss your current need and tailor our services accordingly.
Wages Protection System (WPS) is an electronic salary transfer system that allows institutions to pay workers’ wages via banks and financial institutions approved and authorized to provide the service. The system developed by the Central Bank of UAE, allows the Ministry of Labour to create a database that records wage payments in the private sector to guarantee the timely and full payment of agreed-upon-wages. The WPS covers all institutions registered with the Ministry across all sectors and industries and will benefit different categories of labour. (Source: Ministry of Labour).
End of service gratuity in UAE is an amount every employee is entitled to receive from his/her employer once the employment comes to an end. This is governed by the UAE labour law.
This depends upon variety of factors. The total salary, basic wages, and duration of employment, type of labour contract, dismissal or resignation – all will have to be considered while calculating the End of Service gratuity. Please contact us for further details.
There are numerous types of businesses you can set up in the UAE, from Free Zone businesses, Offshore businesses to Mainland businesses. The type of business you choose to establish often depends on the nature of activities your business undertakes.
Starting a business in the UAE typically involves planning your business structure, identifying the legal form of the business, registering the trade name, applying for the necessary licenses, opening a corporate bank account, and fulfilling the visa requirements.
The process and timeframe can vary depending on the type of business and its specific requirements. It can take from one week to a month.
Free Zones offer 100% foreign ownership and are free of UAE Corporate Tax. Mainland businesses are open to commercial activities in the local market and can undertake government contracts. Offshore companies are set up for international business, they can't have a physical office in the UAE.
As per UAE law, to set up a business in UAE Mainland, you can own 100% of the shares in a company, except for companies that are involved in sensitive activities, regulated activities, or activities that require a license from the government.
Free Zones offer several benefits including 100% ownership for investors, low tax rate compared to other countries, 100% repatriation of capital and profits, no currency restrictions, and much more.
Yes, a foreign company can open a branch office in the UAE. However, they are required to have a local service agent (LSA), who can be a UAE national or a company owned by UAE nationals.
The legal forms of businesses that can be established in the UAE include Sole Proprietorship, Civil Company, Limited Liability Company (LLC), Private Shareholding Company (PSC), Public Shareholding Company (PJSC), and Branch Offices.
Business licenses are issued by the Department of Economic Development (DED) in the UAE. The type of license you require depends on the nature of the business activity you intend to engage in.
A Trade License is a document/certificate that gives the permission to the applicant (a company) to start the specific business mentioned in the license. In the UAE, a trade license is mandatory for every commercial business.
Yes, if you are a foreign investor, you need a UAE residence visa to run a business in the UAE. The number of visas you can apply for will depend on various factors such as the size of your office, the category of your employee, and the nature of your business.
Yes, a non-resident can start a business in the UAE. However, they need to appoint a local service agent and also comply with certain legal obligations.
Selecting the appropriate location and license for your business can be a complex task.
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