DMCC Approved Auditors – Mandatory for License Renewal & Liquidation in 2025

If your company is registered in the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), working with an auditor from the DMCC approved auditors list isn’t just a good idea—it’s a regulatory requirement.

Whether you're planning to renew your business license or initiate company liquidation, DMCC will only accept audited financial statements issued by an approved firm.

At CSPZone, we regularly assist DMCC companies with audit coordination, license renewal, and orderly exits. Here’s what you need to know to avoid delays, penalties, or legal complications.

Is It Mandatory to Use DMCC Approved Auditors?

Yes. DMCC mandates that all companies, regardless of size or revenue, must appoint an auditor from the official DMCC Approved Auditors List. This applies in two key cases:

  • Annual license renewal
  • Company liquidation or deregistration

Unaudited companies or those using non-approved auditors may face:

  • License suspension
  • Delays in liquidation
  • Penalties and rejection of deregistration applications

View the latest DMCC Approved Auditors List (External)

License Renewal: Why Audited Financials Are Required

DMCC requires audited financial statements to be submitted within 90 days after the end of each financial year. This audit must cover the entire fiscal period and be performed in accordance with IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards).

If your company fails to submit an approved audit:

  • You won’t be able to renew your trade license
  • You risk fines starting from AED 5,000
  • Your DMCC portal account may be temporarily blocked

At CSPZone, we assist clients by:

  • Preparing their financial documentation
  • Coordinating with DMCC-approved auditors
  • Ensuring audit submission aligns with the license renewal deadline

Liquidation: Audit Clearance Is Non-Negotiable

Planning to close your DMCC company? An audit becomes even more critical.

To complete the liquidation or deregistration process in DMCC, you must submit:

  • Final audited financial statements (by an approved auditor)
  • Clearance from DMCC and other relevant departments
  • Proof that all liabilities have been settled

Failure to present proper audited reports may delay your deregistration and expose you to:

  • Extended rental obligations
  • Additional visa liabilities
  • Financial penalties

CSPZone provides step-by-step support for DMCC company liquidation:

  • Matching you with the right auditor
  • Managing timelines and documentation
  • Liaising directly with DMCC on your behalf

How Fynbox Helps You Stay Ready

One of the most common reasons audits get delayed is poor bookkeeping. If your records aren’t clean or updated, your audit will take longer—and cost more.

That’s where Fynbox, our accounting automation partner, comes in.

Starting at just AED 1,200/month, Fynbox helps you:

  • Keep your books audit-ready year-round
  • Generate monthly P&L and balance sheet reports
  • Minimize errors that trigger audit flags
  • Support VAT and corporate tax filings in parallel

With CSPzone, SMEs can avoid hiring full-time accountants while staying compliant with DMCC and FTA requirements.

Real-World Scenario

One CSPZone client recently faced rejection of their license renewal application because they used an external, non-approved auditor. Their license had already expired, and they risked losing their office lease. Within 48 hours, we connected them to an approved audit firm, reviewed and finalized their records through Fynbox, and submitted the audit to DMCC—saving them from major fines and delays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use my personal or foreign auditor for DMCC?
No. Only audit firms listed on the DMCC approved auditors list are authorized to sign and submit reports.

Q: Do I still need an audit if my company had no transactions?
Yes. Even zero-revenue companies must submit a “nil audit” conducted by an approved firm.

Q: How long does the audit take?
With clean records, it usually takes 5–10 working days. CSPZone helps speed up this process by pre-checking all documents.

Q: What documents do I need for an audit?
You’ll typically need: bank statements, invoices, contracts, financial records, and corporate documents. Fynbox clients have most of this already prepared.

Final Note

If your DMCC license is due for renewal—or if you’re preparing to close your company—don’t wait until the last minute.

Engage a DMCC-approved auditor now. Let CSPZone and Fynbox simplify your compliance and save you from penalties or rejections.

Contact CSPZone today to get matched with a qualified audit firm and complete your renewal or liquidation process without stress.

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