Requirements to Register for Corporate Tax in Dubai
To effectively register for corporate tax in Dubai, the following are requirements
- Valid trade license from the UAE issuing authority.
- Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association.
- Copies of Emirates ID and shareholders’ passport.
- Financial documents that include the last fiscal year audited statements.
- Tax residency certificate, if any.
Operations should be in accordance with the UAE’s corporate tax thresholds and exemptions.
Corporate Tax Registration Schedule
Corporate tax registration should be timely to avoid incurring penalties. The following schedule is the average time for carrying out the registration process:
- Meeting:1–2 working days to check your needs and collect the needed documents.
- Documentation:3–5 working days for compilation and verification of necessary papers.
- Submission to FTA portal: 1–2 working days.
- Approval and Certification:7–10 working days based on the elaboration of your application and working days of authorities.
At CPA Auditing, we prioritise efficiency, ensuring your corporate tax registration is completed promptly and accurately.
Choosing the Right Corporate Tax Consultant in Dubai
The right corporate tax consultant is crucial to ensuring a smooth registration process. Here’s why CPA Auditing is the right choice:
- Expertise in UAE Tax Laws: Our in-depth knowledge of UAE corporate tax regulations ensures accurate and compliant registration.
- Tailored Services: We offer customised solutions to meet your business’s unique needs, including tax advisory and compliance support.
- Proven Track Record: With a portfolio of satisfied clients across industries, CPA Auditing has built a reputation for excellence in tax services.
- Efficient Processes: Our streamlined approach minimises delays, ensuring your registration is completed promptly.
- Transparent Pricing: We provide clear and competitive pricing with no hidden fees or surprises.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here Are Some common Question About Accounting Services.
Who will eenrolCoin corporate Tax in UAE?
Businesses that operate in UAE, onshore and free zones, must enrol for corporate tax. The corporation can directly process the registration themselves or through an authorised tax consultant, CPA Auditing.
How doo you get the Corporate Tax registration certificate in UAE?
To retrieve your corporate tax registration certificate, ●Log in to your account at the FTA portal ●Go to "Tax Certificates" ●Select the company tax certificate and download
How do you locate a TRN number by the company name?
To locate a TRN by company name, use the Federal Tax Authority's TRN verification tool online. Enter the company details, and the name of the respective T will be shown.
How much is the minimum corporate income tax?
The minimum corporate income tax rate applicable in the UAE is 9% on taxable profits above AED 375,000. There is no income subject to corporate tax below AED 375,000.
Who is exempted from UAE Corporate Tax?
Entities that are specifically exempted from the tax in the UAE include: ●Businesses carried out in Qualifying Free Zones. ●Businesses are owned by the state and conducted in direct connection with sovereign functions. ●Charitable organisations and public benefit entities. ●Income from real estate investments owned by individuals.
