For a practice that needs a clear, current website and would rather not manage one: a firm offering bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax or audit work that wants its services, licence details and contact route set out properly, and kept that way.

Website plan

For accounting and tax firms in the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait

Monthly fee: AED 799; invoiced monthly
Setup fee: AED 1,499; once, before the build starts
VAT: where applicable; not included in the amounts above
Term: 12 months; minimum, then month to month
First year, before VAT: AED 11,087; 12 monthly fees plus the setup fee

No other charges for what the plan includes.

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What's included

Your website live within 14 days of receiving your firm's content
Hosting, SSL and security updates
Up to 5 content edits a month
A listing for your firm beside our guides for the country you serve (the UAE and Qatar)
A monthly report of the enquiries your website received
A 12-month minimum term, then month to month

The listing is marked as paid wherever it appears. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and it never changes a figure, a price or a rule in the guides. The guides cover the UAE and Qatar, so a firm working only in Kuwait gets the rest of the plan without a listing.

What's not included

Paid advertising on Google or social media
Logo and brand design
Copywriting: we build the site from the text and images you supply
Domain registration and renewal fees, and email mailboxes
Any promise of search rankings or a number of enquiries

How it works

A short call. Your services, the emirates or countries you cover, whether you already own a domain, and anything your current site gets wrong.
You send the content. Text about the firm and its services, licence and tax agent details you want shown, photos and logo. The setup fee is invoiced at this point.
The site goes live within 14 days. Counted from the day we have your content. You check the site before it is published on your domain.
Every month after that. Up to 5 content edits on request, and a report of the enquiries the website received.

Why a website from us

Accounting Cost UAE publishes sourced guides, in English and Arabic, to corporate tax, VAT, FTA penalties and what bookkeeping and filing cost, written for owners of small businesses. Every rule and rate links to the Federal Tax Authority, the Ministry of Finance or Qatar's General Tax Authority. The same care goes into a firm's website: accurate service descriptions, no borrowed claims, and pages kept up to date.

The site is new. We do not quote visitor numbers, and nobody can honestly guarantee a search ranking or a number of enquiries, so we don't. The monthly report tells you what the website actually received.

Questions firms ask

How long is the contract, and how do I cancel?

The minimum term is 12 months from the day the site goes live. After that the plan runs month to month and either side can end it with one month's written notice. If a firm ends the plan inside the first 12 months, the monthly fees for the rest of the minimum term are still due. The plan terms set this out in full.

Who owns the domain and the content?

Your firm does. The domain is registered in your firm's name, and the text, photos and logo you supply stay yours. We host the site. If you leave, we send you a copy of your content and help point the domain wherever you choose.

What happens after 12 months?

Nothing changes unless you want it to: the site stays up and the plan continues at AED 799 a month, month to month. A change to the fee is announced in writing at least 30 days before it applies, and you can cancel before it does.

What counts as an edit?

One requested change to the existing site: new wording on a service page, an updated photo, a new team member, changed opening hours. Up to 5 a month are included. Bigger work, such as new sections or a redesign, is agreed with you in writing before it starts.

Is VAT included?

No. Every amount on this page is before VAT. Where UAE VAT applies to the invoice it is added at the standard rate of 5%^§. Whether it applies depends on our VAT registration and where your firm is established, and the invoice shows it either way.

Who is responsible for data from my website's enquiry form?

Your firm is responsible for the enquiries its website receives. We process them only on your behalf, to run the site and prepare the monthly report, and never use them for anything else. Your site needs its own privacy notice naming your firm, which you supply or approve.

Does the listing mean you recommend my firm?

No. It is labelled as a paid listing. The site does not rank firms, and nothing a firm pays changes what the guides say.

Can the website say anything I like?

It says what you supply, and your firm remains responsible for it: licence details, any tax agent registration, and claims about your services must be accurate. We will not publish testimonials or results we are asked to invent.

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Bookings open soon

The plan is not taking bookings through this page yet, and no details are collected here.

A contact address for the plan is published here with the operator details before launch.

Quote requests from readers

Separately from the plan, the site is preparing quote requests: a business owner describes their country, emirate, revenue band and the services needed, and the request goes to firms that cover that work, only with the owner's consent. Requests are not open yet, and no details are collected until they are. Firms may pay a fee for an introduction, and readers are told so next to the form. How that works is on the quote page.