Corporate Tax Services in Dubai, UAE
UAE Corporate Tax Registration and Tax Filing
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FAQs On UAE Corporate Tax
Corporate Tax in UAE is a federal tax implemented from June 1, 2023, where businesses pay:
- 0% tax on taxable income up to AED 375,000
- 9% tax on income exceeding AED 375,000
All UAE businesses must register through EmaraTax platform and file returns within 9 months of their tax period. Government entities, certain free zone businesses, and individuals’ personal income (salary, investments) are exempt from this tax.
The tax aims to align UAE with global standards while maintaining its attractiveness as a business hub.
Registration Requirements:
- All taxable entities, including Free Zone Persons, must register for Corporate Tax
- Registration is done through the EmaraTax platform
- Tax returns must be submitted within nine months of the tax period end
- Key documents needed: Trade License, passport copies, Emirates ID, MOA/AOA, company details
Implementation and Rates:
- Corporate tax introduced on June 1, 2023
- 0% tax rate on taxable income up to AED 375,000
- 9% tax rate on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000
- Special rates for Qualifying Free Zone businesses (0% on qualifying income, 9% on non-qualifying income)
- UAE will not implement Pillar Two rules before 2025 for multinational corporations
To avoid UAE corporate tax penalties:
- Register and file tax returns on time (within 9 months of tax period end)
- Keep accurate financial records for 7 years
- Stay compliant with current tax regulations
- Consider professional tax advice when needed
- Implement proper internal controls and risk management
The key is staying organized, meeting deadlines, and maintaining accurate records.
Exemptions:
- Government entities and controlled entities
- Extractive and non-extractive natural resource businesses (with conditions)
- Qualifying Public Benefit Entities
- Pension and social security funds
- Qualifying Investment Funds
