ACCOUNTS RECONCILIATION

The process of account reconciliation is crucial for maintaining the accuracy of a company's financial records. It entails cross-referencing the firm's internal financial information, such as general ledger balances and transaction records, with external sources like bank statements or vendor invoices. By carefully comparing these data sets, any differences, mistakes, or oversights can be identified, ensuring the precision of the financial statements.

At Cornerstone Businessmen Administrative Services L.L.C, we offer comprehensive accounts reconciliation services tailored to meet the unique needs of businesses in Dubai.

Why is Accounts Reconciliation Important?

Accounts reconciliation is a vital process for any business to ensure that financial records are accurate and up-to-date. It involves comparing internal financial records with external statements to identify and rectify any discrepancies. This process is crucial for:


  • Ensuring Accuracy: Detect and correct errors in financial records.
  • Maintaining Compliance: Adhere to local and international accounting standards and regulations.
  • Preventing Fraud: Identify unauthorized transactions and prevent fraudulent activities.
  • Improving Financial Management: Provide clear insights into financial health, aiding in better decision-making.
  • Boosting Credibility: Enhance the trustworthiness of financial reports for stakeholders.

Benefits of Accounts Reconciliation:

  • Ensuring we have a thorough and current grasp of our financial standing.
  • Spotting any pending items, uncashed checks, etc.
  • Ensuring precision in our financial statements.
  • Uncovering mistakes and inconsistencies.
  • Aiding in the detection of unauthorized transactions.


Our team of specialized accounting professionals will assist in implementing the most effective reconciliation practices in the company, using automated accounting software for reconciliation.

Our Services Include

Bank Reconciliation

  • Reviewing your company's bank statements in comparison to internal financial records.
  • Finding and correcting any differences between the two sets of records.
  • Verifying the accurate recording of all transactions.

Vendor and Customer Reconciliation

  • Reviewing and balancing accounts payable and receivable.
  • Aligning vendor invoices and payments with your records.
  • Validating accurate recording of customer payments and addressing any discrepancies.

Credit Card Reconciliation

  • Matching credit card statements with internal expense records.
  • Finding unauthorized transactions and resolving any differences.
  • Making sure all expenses are accurately documented and accounted for.

Intercompany Reconciliation

  • Reconciling financial activities between various entities within your company.
  • Guaranteeing precision and uniformity in intercompany records.
  • Simplifying the consolidation procedure to ensure precise financial reporting.