For Law, Accounting and Advisory Firms
We support the execution of Middle East matters, centred on the UAE and Saudi Arabia: local formalities, company setup, tax, accounting, HR and ERP.
We respect your existing client relationships and areas of expertise, and collaborate only where it adds value.
When your clients start or run a business in the Middle East, they need local execution alongside your advice: local formalities, accounting, tax and HR. Biz Easy carries out that execution, in a way that respects your areas of expertise and your client relationships.
Where we support your clients' Middle East matters
Supporting Saudi market entry and operations from our UAE team, working with local specialists where required.
How we divide the work
| Area | Your firm | Biz Easy (local execution) |
|---|---|---|
| Entry structure and company setup | Entry structure, home-jurisdiction contracts and legal advice | Free zone or mainland selection, licensing, bank accounts, visas and other local formalities |
| Tax | Home-country and cross-border tax design | UAE VAT and corporate tax filings; local support on QFZP and DMTT |
| Accounting | Consolidation and reporting advice | Local bookkeeping, closing and audit support |
| HR and employment | Group HR policy design | Handbooks and contracts aligned to UAE labour law; WPS and payroll |
| Internal control and ERP | Group governance design | Local control framework; accounting and ERP implementation |
| Restructuring, liquidation and M&A | Transaction structuring and legal due diligence | Local financial and tax review; liquidation and restructuring formalities |
The table is illustrative. The actual division of roles is agreed matter by matter, in line with your firm's expertise and your client's situation. We do not provide legal advice on the law of your home jurisdiction.
How we collaborate
In every case, scope and terms are agreed separately for each matter.
What we hold to
- We respect your client relationships. Your firm remains the client's primary contact, and we engage only as far as agreed.
- We respect your professional scope. We do not provide legal advice on the law of your home jurisdiction, and we leave those judgements to you.
- Our collaboration is not built on referral fees. It rests on complementary expertise and on payment for the services actually delivered.
- We protect confidentiality. Client and matter information is handled in line with your firm's policies and professional duties, and under a non-disclosure agreement where appropriate.
- We describe our scope accurately. What we can deliver locally is confirmed for each matter against applicable laws and regulations.
Related engagements
We publish anonymised engagements only where the client has given permission.
From first conversation to collaboration
- 1Introductory conversation. We learn about your firm's expertise and your clients' situation, and confirm what each of us covers.
- 2Agree the division of roles. We set out areas of responsibility, the client contact and how information is shared.
- 3Confidentiality and terms. Where appropriate we sign a non-disclosure agreement, and agree the form of collaboration and its terms for each matter.
- 4Delivery. Each firm delivers within its own expertise, and progress is shared.
How to get in touch
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay or accept referral fees?
Our collaboration is not built on referral fees. It rests on complementary expertise and on payment for the services actually delivered, on terms agreed matter by matter.
Will you approach our clients directly?
No. Your firm remains the client's primary contact, and we engage only as far as agreed. Respecting your client relationships and your professional scope is a precondition of any collaboration.
Can you support matters in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi matters are supported from our UAE team, working with local specialists where required. What we can provide locally is confirmed for each matter against applicable laws and regulations.
What should we discuss first?
Tell us about your firm's expertise and the Middle East questions your clients tend to raise. We will then work out together where collaboration makes sense.