Find the setup for the practice you run.
AudiTax is sold to the firm, not to the taxpayer. Start with the kind of practice you run, then check the limits against the size of your client book. Every plan includes the compliance engine.
By practice type
AudiTax is sold to the firm, not to the taxpayer. Each practice has its own page with the obligations it carries and the features it leans on.
By company size
Startups
First registration, first return, and a clean record from day one.
Free planSMEs
Quarterly VAT, corporate tax and bookkeeping without a full finance team.
Free → ProMid-market groups
Multi-entity structures, consolidated exposure and delegated review.
Pro → Pro PlusEnterprise
Dedicated onboarding, a named success contact, and client and staff limits agreed per organization.
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The UAE, and only the UAE.
AudiTax is built for UAE compliance and nothing else today: FTA corporate tax and VAT cycles, trade licence and establishment card dates, and the AML file a DNFBP has to hold. We do not ship jurisdiction packs for other markets, and we will not sell you one that does not exist. If you carry clients outside the UAE, tell us during the walkthrough so you can judge the gap before you commit.
Questions before you pick a setup
Start with what your practice does. Accounting firms run bookkeeping through to filing across a client book. Tax advisors run registrations, returns and year-round tax calendars. Audit firms need client acceptance, the AML file and review trails held together. Outsourced CFO teams bill retainers and report to clients monthly. Each has its own page with the obligations it carries and the features it leans on.
The size. The four practice types use the same platform; what changes between plans is capacity and toolkit. Free covers 20 clients and one staff member. Pro covers 200 clients and three staff and adds invoicing, the document vault and bulk import. Pro Plus covers 400 clients and ten staff and adds client KYC, recurring invoices, team chat and analytics. Every plan includes the compliance engine.
No. AudiTax does not carry sector-specific tax logic, designated zone rules or reverse charge handling. What it does is let your firm define its own services once, with its own dates and cycles, and apply them to whichever clients they fit. The judgement about how a sector is treated stays with your team.
Not today. The compliance engine is built around UAE rules: FTA corporate tax and VAT cycles, trade licence and establishment card renewals, and DNFBP AML obligations. There are no jurisdiction packs for other markets. If part of your client book sits elsewhere, raise it in the walkthrough rather than after you have migrated.
Yes. It is one product with different limits, not different builds. A solo advisor on Free and a group on Pro Plus see the same compliance engine, the same client record and the same activity trail. Moving up a plan raises limits and unlocks the rest of the toolkit; it does not migrate you to a different system.
No. Those are ledgers a business uses to keep its own books. AudiTax is the system a firm uses to run its whole client book: whose VAT return is due, whose licence expires next month, whose KYC file is incomplete and which invoices are unpaid. Most firms run both.