Cloud accounting for the UAE
The books, VAT and corporate tax of a UAE business — in one place
Invoices in English and Arabic, expenses with reverse charge, the VAT 201 return line by line, a corporate tax computation and a calendar of every deadline. For companies, accounting firms and virtual CFOs.
Testing period: free, no card. English and Russian.
- VAT 201by EmaraTax lines, with the documents behind every amount
- 9% · AED 375,000corporate tax computation with Small Business Relief and QFZP
- EN + ARtax invoices in English and Arabic
- Web · iOS · Androidone ledger on every device
The product
Built like the tools accountants already trust
A clean ledger with a left menu, cards and lists — the way Zoho Books and Xero users expect. No ERP jargon.
Modules
Everything a UAE company needs to keep its books
Each module posts to one double-entry ledger, so reports, VAT and corporate tax always agree with each other.
Invoicing & sales
Tax invoices in English and Arabic, quotes, credit notes, payments
Learn moreExpenses & purchases
Supplier bills, expenses, reverse charge, payments to suppliers
Learn moreVAT & FTA
The VAT 201 return line by line, with documents behind every amount
Learn moreCorporate tax
Computation from your books: adjustments, losses, SBR, QFZP
Learn moreCompliance calendar
Every UAE deadline, with tasks, owners and reminders
Learn moreReports & analytics
P&L, balance sheet, ageing, statements — live from the ledger
Learn moreMobile app
Ledgr on iPhone and Android
Learn moreComing next
Management packs · Cash-flow forecast · QFZP monitor · E-invoicing (Peppol PINT-AE)
All features
Solutions
One ledger, three ways to work
For businesses
Know where your company stands — any day of the month
- Invoices, quotes, credit notes
- Expenses and supplier bills
- VAT 201
For accounting firms
Every client's books, one login
- Firm workspace
- Client consent
- Multi-company access
Virtual CFO
The numbers a CFO needs, without a finance department
- P&L, balance sheet, ageing
- Corporate tax computation
- VAT 201
UAE tax, built in
The rules of the UAE are part of the product, not an add-on
Ledgr knows the rates, the return lines and the deadlines — and shows you the documents behind every number, so you can check it before you file.
- VAT
- 5% standard rate; returns usually quarterly, due by the 28th day after the period ends
- Corporate tax
- 0% up to AED 375,000 of taxable income, 9% above; return due 9 months after the year end
- Small Business Relief
- revenue up to AED 3 million, for tax periods ending by 31 December 2029 (extended in 2026)
- E-invoicing
- through an accredited service provider; mandatory from 2027 in phases
- Record keeping
- 5 years for VAT, 7 years for corporate tax
Summary as of November 2026. See our guides for details and official sources. All tax guides
Trust
Accounting you can defend in a tax audit
Each company's data is separate
The database itself refuses to show one organisation's rows to another — even if the application had a bug.
Nothing posted is rewritten
A posted document is never edited. Corrections are reversals with their own date, so history stays intact.
Audit log
Who created, posted or cancelled what, and when — an append-only log.
Accurate to the fils
Amounts are stored as whole fils, not floating-point numbers; every entry balances or is rejected.
Tax guides
UAE tax, explained plainly
Dated, sourced guides to the rules your books have to follow.
UAE VAT basics and the VAT 201 return
Who must register, what is standard-rated, zero-rated or exempt, what a tax invoice must show, how reverse charge works, and how the VAT 201 return is built box by box.
Read the guideUAE corporate tax: 9%, the AED 375,000 band and Small Business Relief
How UAE corporate tax works: who registers, how taxable income is calculated from accounting profit, the 0% and 9% bands, Small Business Relief, tax losses, deadlines and records.
Read the guideQualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP): conditions and the 0% rate
When a free zone company can pay 0% corporate tax on qualifying income, the conditions it must meet every period, the de minimis test, and what happens if a condition is missed.
Read the guideUAE e-invoicing: timeline, the 5-corner model and how to prepare
The UAE is moving business invoices to a structured electronic format exchanged through accredited service providers. Who it applies to, when, and what to prepare now.
Read the guide
Frequently asked questions
Does accounting software have to be approved by the FTA?
No approval is needed to keep your books in a particular program. What the law requires is that your records are complete, accurate and can be produced to the FTA when asked. E-invoicing is different: once it applies to you, invoices must be exchanged through an accredited service provider (ASP). Ledgr plans to connect to one — this is marked Soon.
How much does Ledgr cost?
Nothing during the testing period. Plans for businesses and for accounting firms are being prepared; we will announce them before any payment is asked for.
Can my accountant work in my company?
Yes. Invite them by link with a role: admin, accountant, assistant or view-only. One person can work in several companies with one login.
Which languages are supported?
The interface is in English and Russian. Tax invoices print in English and Arabic.
Does it handle corporate tax?
Yes. Ledgr builds the corporate tax computation from your books: accounting profit, adjustments, losses, Small Business Relief and the qualifying free zone split — with the 0% and 9% bands.
Try Ledgr with your own company
Ledgr is in its testing period: create a company in a few seconds, no payment and no card needed.