Six years across the UAE and India in financial accounting, reporting, cost control and procurement. I act as the quality-control checkpoint before money moves — verifying invoices against purchase orders, controlling project costs, and producing the reports leadership relies on to decide. My background covers the full accounting cycle: month-end and year-end close, UAE VAT and Corporate Tax, AP/AR, bank reconciliation, and end-to-end payroll under WPS. Currently pursuing the CMA (USA).
Real-time cost monitoring and rolling forecasts that surface overruns before they erode margins.
Invoice-to-PO three-way matching that catches pricing and quantity errors before any dirham is released.
Decision-ready P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow reporting with variance and trend analysis.
End-to-end payroll, WPS files, EOSB and final settlements run accurately and on time.
Accurate FTA return filing and Corporate Tax application aligned to current regulations.
Disciplined close cycles, journal review and audit-ready workpapers that hold up under scrutiny.
Naturally spot price, quantity and posting errors others miss — the instinct that makes me a reliable payment checkpoint.
Turn raw ledgers and numbers into clear conclusions and recommendations leadership can act on.
Find issues independently, verify with the right people, and fix or escalate appropriately.
Take full responsibility for my work and deliver accurate output on time, every cycle.
Explain financial figures in plain terms and present reports confidently to management.
Self-driven; constantly building expertise — currently pursuing the CMA (USA) and adopting AI to work smarter.
The UAE is replacing PDF and paper invoices with a mandatory electronic invoicing system — structured XML (PINT-AE) exchanged on the Peppol model, validated through an Accredited Service Provider and reported to the FTA in near real time.
The pilot begins 1 July 2026. Businesses with revenue AED 50M+ go live 1 January 2027; those below AED 50M by 1 July 2027. Non-compliance carries penalties of AED 5,000 per month and AED 100 per missing invoice (Cabinet Decision 106 of 2025).
Why it matters to my work: e-invoicing reshapes accounts payable and invoice-to-PO matching end to end — the exact control point I own. I'm already preparing for ASP integration and clean, validation-ready invoice data.
UAE Corporate Tax (9% above AED 375k) is now in its filing phase, with first returns due in 2026. Certain taxpayers must prepare audited financial statements for periods from 1 Jan 2025 — making a disciplined, audit-ready close a compliance requirement, not just good practice.
The relief letting businesses under AED 3M revenue elect "no taxable income" expires 31 December 2026. From 2027 those SMEs face full Corporate Tax — so the time to plan, model the impact and tighten the books is now.
Businesses with e-commerce supplies over AED 100M a year must report VAT by the emirate where the supply is received, with matching record-keeping (Cabinet Decision 100 of 2024, effective 15 Nov 2024).
A 15% DMTT applies to large multinational groups (€750M+ revenue) for fiscal years from 1 Jan 2025, aligning the UAE with the OECD Pillar Two global minimum tax framework.
General guidance only, not tax advice. Rules can change — always confirm current FTA requirements.
Commerce degree combining accounting and finance with applied computer applications — a strong base for ERP, data and reporting work.
Globally recognised management-accounting credential.
In progressAvailable to discuss how I can add value to your finance function.
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