Corporate Tax Services UAE
Ensure full compliance and optimize your tax position with our expert Corporate Tax Services UAE. We provide tailored solutions that help your business meet regulatory requirements while maximizing efficiency and minimizing liabilities.
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Comprehensive Corporate Tax Solutions for Your Business
Navigating corporate tax regulations in the UAE can be complex, especially with evolving laws and compliance obligations. Our Corporate Tax Services are designed to simplify this process for you. From tax registration and advisory to filing and strategic planning, we ensure your business remains compliant while optimizing its financial strategy.
Why Choose Our Corporate Tax Services in UAE?
Expert Tax Professionals – Skilled advisors with deep knowledge of UAE corporate tax laws.
Tailored Strategies – Customized tax solutions based on your business structure and goals.
Compliance Assurance – Avoid penalties with accurate, on-time tax filings.
End-to-End Support – From registration to filing and audits, we handle it all.
Proactive Tax Planning – Minimize liabilities with strategic tax advice.
Our Corporate Tax Services Include:
Corporate Tax Registration
ssistance with registering your business for corporate tax with the UAE Federal Tax Authority.
Corporate Tax Advisory
Expert guidance on tax planning and compliance strategies.
Corporate Tax Calculation & Filing
Accurate assessment of your tax liabilities and preparation of returns.
Corporate Tax Compliance Review
Ensuring your records meet legal and audit requirements.
Corporate Tax Audit Support
Representing your business during audits and handling FTA queries.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my business file corporate tax returns in the UAE?
Businesses must submit their corporate tax returns within nine months after their financial year ends. For companies using a calendar year (January-December), the deadline is typically September 30 of the following year. Filing on time helps you avoid penalties starting from AED 10,000, so marking your deadline early is essential for maintaining compliance.
How can I register my company for corporate tax registration in the UAE?
You can complete your corporate tax registrations through the Federal Tax Authority’s EmaraTax portal by following these steps: create an account, select your entity type, provide business license details, and submit required documents like your trade license and Memorandum of Association. The online process takes just a few minutes, and once approved, you’ll receive your Tax Registration Number (TRN) to begin filing returns.
What documents do I need for registering with Corporate Tax Services UAE?
Essential documents include a valid UAE trade license, Memorandum or Articles of Association, passport copies of all shareholders or owners holding 25% or more ownership, Emirates ID (if applicable), complete contact information, and company address details. If your business has a board of directors, you’ll also need a board resolution authorizing the tax registration.
Do free zone companies need to pay corporate tax in the UAE?
Free zone entities may qualify for a 0% corporate tax rate if they meet specific criteria as Qualifying Free Zone Persons (QFZPs), primarily conducting business outside mainland UAE. However, all free zone businesses must still register for corporate tax and file annual returns regardless of their tax rate, with the same deadlines applying to both mainland and free zone companies.
What penalties apply if I miss the corporate tax filing deadline?
Missing the filing deadline results in immediate penalties, including a flat AED 10,000 fine for late registration. Additional consequences include monthly penalties on unpaid tax amounts, interest charges on overdue taxes, potential FTA audits, and possible damage to your business reputation with tax authorities. Consistent non-compliance can trigger more severe enforcement actions, making timely filing crucial for all UAE businesses