Sarmat · Outsourced accounting service
Sarmat
Russian-speaking UAE accounting firm — ongoing bookkeeping with tax filings priced separately, suited to trading and service companies.
Is Sarmat worth it?
- free-zone companies: Sarmat onboards free-zone entities on its published criteria.
Eligibility
- Not suitable for
- businesses wanting self-serve software — Sarmat is an outsourced accounting/CFO service. Companies with existing ledgers needing only a tool
Business operations
- Free-zone companies
- Yes
Details
- Delivery model
- Outsourced service — they keep the books and file
- VAT & corporate tax
- VAT returns and CT filing handled for you
- E-invoicing
- Runs through your accounting software or an ASP
- Best for
- Russian-speaking SMEs that prefer a firm over a platform
- Published pricing
- Bookkeeping packages published; filings billed separately
- Language
- Russian-speaking team
Documents you'll typically need
- TRN and FTA registration details
- Existing books or trial balance when switching providers
- Bank statements for the period to be reconciled
Typical pack for this category — the provider confirms the exact list on application.
Confirm current package pricing with Sarmat — filings are quoted separately from bookkeeping.
Verified answers
What does Sarmat charge for consultations?
Published AED prices per 20-minute session: Visa Questions AED 100, Absconding Case AED 150, Emirates ID AED 150, Business Setup AED 200, Golden Visa Eligibility Assessment AED 500.
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What services does Sarmat offer?
UAE-specific business setup, visa and accounting/tax advisory — all priced in AED against current UAE regulations, with courses and a registration-form intake.
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What payment methods does Sarmat accept?
Card payment via Stripe, or Tabby / Tamara instalments, or a two-payment split on orders from AED 2,000.
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Is Sarmat worth it for free-zone companies?
Yes — Sarmat onboards free-zone entities on its published criteria.