The role requires the tax accountant to:
Interact with the client in a formal manner,
Raise invoices, and maintain books of accounts, and prepare reports,
Register the client with the Federal Tax Authority for the UAE corporate tax and VAT purposes,
Filing tax returns, reports, and necessary paperwork for the company.
Identifying tax savings and recommending strategies to increase profits.
Researching and analyzing tax queries.
Maintaining and managing the client's data files.
Ensuring compliance with regulations by forwarding necessary documents to relevant government authorities.
Updating herself or himself on the tax laws and communicating them to the client.
Keeping track of industrial changes and trends pertaining to taxes.
Offer guidance and support to the clients during audits. Prepare the client to face the auditor.
Demonstrate technical knowledge of tax reporting.
Identify and convey difficulties in reporting appropriately, contacting management as needed.
Preparing financial statements and the client for audit.
Maintaining and documenting revisions to tax procedures on a regular basis.
Setting timeframes for creating and returning statements and documents to clients.
Reviewing systems on a regular basis and making appropriate changes and enhancements.
Maintaining solid ties with clients through engaging with them on a frequent basis.
Maintaining solid ties with Quickbooks vendors and agents for ease of using the tool.
Timely booking the time and sending invoices to the clients.
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