The introduction of corporate taxation in the UAE has made it essential for businesses to comply with tax regulations while identifying opportunities for tax optimization. ArabianTax provides expert Corporate Taxation Services to help businesses stay compliant, reduce tax risks, and maximize eligible benefits.
Corporate taxation in the UAE requires businesses to assess tax liabilities, maintain accurate records, and file tax returns on time. Non-compliance can result in penalties, audits, and potential financial losses. Our corporate tax experts ensure businesses remain tax-efficient while adhering to regulatory requirements.
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All businesses operating in the UAE (excluding qualifying Free Zone entities) with taxable profits exceeding the threshold are subject to 9% corporate tax.
By leveraging deductions, optimizing business structures, and complying with tax laws, businesses can legally reduce their tax burden.
A PE is a fixed place of business that may create corporate tax obligations for foreign companies operating in the UAE.
ESR requires businesses conducting relevant activities in the UAE to demonstrate substantial economic presence and meet compliance standards.
Certain entities, such as government bodies, public benefit organizations, and qualifying Free Zone entities meeting specific criteria, may be exempt from corporate tax.
Businesses must comply with Transfer Pricing rules, ensuring transactions between related entities are conducted at arm’s length to prevent tax avoidance.
Non-compliance with corporate tax regulations, including late filing or underreporting income, may result in financial penalties and legal consequences.
Businesses must file corporate tax returns annually, with deadlines set by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) based on their financial year.
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