Tax Services for UAE Businesses

The UAE Corporate Tax system applies a 0% tax rate on taxable income up to AED 375,000. However, this does not automatically exempt a business from Corporate Tax registration. Eligible businesses must comply with Federal Tax Authority (FTA) requirements, including registration, record keeping, and tax return filing where applicable.

If a business fails to register for Corporate Tax within the deadline specified by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), administrative penalties may apply. Businesses should register on time to avoid penalties and ensure full compliance with UAE Corporate Tax regulations. 

Yes. Newly incorporated UAE companies are generally required to register for Corporate Tax within 3 months from the date of incorporation or trade license issuance. Missing the registration deadline may result in administrative penalties imposed by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).  

VAT registration becomes mandatory when a business's taxable supplies exceed AED 375,000 within the previous 12 months or are expected to exceed this threshold within the next 30 days.

Businesses may also apply for voluntary VAT registration if their taxable supplies or expenses exceed AED 187,500.

Yes. Free Zone companies are generally required to register for UAE Corporate Tax and obtain a Corporate Tax Registration Number, even if they may qualify for a 0% Corporate Tax rate on qualifying income, subject to meeting the conditions set out under the Corporate Tax Law.