Corporate Tax

Corporate Tax Compliance & Advisory Services in the UAE

Navigating corporate tax regulations in the UAE requires accuracy,
timely compliance, and a clear understanding of applicable thresholds and
exemptions. Engaging an experienced Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai
ensures your business remains fully compliant with UAE Corporate Tax laws while
optimising tax efficiency and minimising regulatory risks.

With the introduction of UAE Corporate Tax, businesses must adopt
structured compliance processes and maintain robust documentation. Our
corporate tax compliance and advisory services are designed to support
businesses at every stage — from registration and tax planning to return filing
and audit readiness. As a trusted Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai, we
provide practical guidance aligned with current regulations.

UAE Corporate Tax – Key Limits & Thresholds

Understanding the applicable limits is essential for accurate compliance. A professional Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai can help you interpret and apply these thresholds correctly:

  • 0% corporate
    tax
    on taxable income up to AED 375,000
  • 9% corporate
    tax
    on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000
  • Corporate tax
    applies to financial years starting on or after 1 June 2023
  • Corporate tax
    registration is mandatory
    for all taxable persons
  • Qualifying
    Free Zone Persons
    may continue to benefit from a 0% tax rate,
    subject to conditions
  • Corporate tax
    returns must be filed within 9 months from the end of the financial
    year
  • Businesses
    must maintain accounting and tax records for a minimum of 7 years

Our Corporate Tax Compliance Process

As an experienced Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai, we follow a structured and compliant approach to ensure accuracy and audit readiness.

Corporate Tax Registration

All businesses, including those eligible for a 0% tax rate, must register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) through the EmaraTax portal. Timely and accurate registration is critical to avoid penalties.

Determination of Taxable Income

Taxable income is derived from accounting profit with specific adjustments for non-deductible expenses, exempt income, depreciation, and related-party transactions. Our Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai team ensures correct treatment, calculations, and documentation.

Exemptions & Reliefs Assessment

We assess eligibility for exemptions such as Small Business Relief and Free Zone tax benefits while ensuring all regulatory conditions are met.

Transfer Pricing Compliance

Businesses with related-party transactions must comply with transfer pricing rules and the arm’s length principle. We assist with policy preparation, documentation, and compliance support.

Corporate Tax Return Filing

We prepare, review, and file corporate tax returns accurately and within statutory deadlines, minimising exposure to penalties or reassessments.

Record-Keeping & Audit Readiness

Proper documentation is essential for compliance and FTA audits. Our Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai services help businesses maintain organised records and prepare confidently for tax reviews.

Why Professional Corporate Tax Advisory Matters

Incorrect tax treatment, missed deadlines, or insufficient documentation can lead to penalties and increased regulatory scrutiny. Partnering with a reliable Corporate Tax Consultant Dubai helps businesses:

  • Achieve
    accurate and timely corporate tax compliance
  • Reduce
    exposure to penalties, audits, and disputes
  • Maintain
    defensible and well-documented tax positions
  • Adapt
    proactively to regulatory and legislative changes
  • Focus on
    business growth with confidence

Frequently Asked Questions

Is corporate tax applicable to all businesses in the UAE?

Yes. All taxable persons must register, even if they qualify for a 0% tax rate.

0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% on income exceeding this threshold.

Yes. Free zone companies must register and file returns, even if they qualify for a 0% rate.

Late filings may result in administrative penalties imposed by the FTA.