UAE CORPORATE TAX
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Read More...With the UAE's new corporate tax law, many companies find themselves navigating unfamiliar laws and processes. Our team of tax experts can help you understand how corporate tax applies to your business, take advantage of tax exemptions and reliefs, and make sure you meet the compliance deadlines on time to avoid penalties. From registering your business for corporate tax, complying with the accounting standards, and filing your corporate tax submission, our team is ready to guide you through each step for a smooth, efficient, and cost-effective process.
Must Know: Every business in the UAE must do these three things to comply with the new corporate tax scheme:
While not all businesses have to pay corporate tax, every business must still register and comply with these steps to verify whether they qualify for a tax exemption.
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Our experts will advise you on all corporate tax considerations which might impact your business. This will include what tax exemptions could be available to your business and how to benefit from these.
Our team will assist in registering your business for corporate tax with the FTA and manage the deadlines for all of your corporate tax obligations.
Our team will assess your corporate tax position, ensure the best tax outcome for your business, and file all necessary submissions with the FTA throughout the year.
Corporate tax is levied on the taxable income (net profit) of business establishments resident in the United Arab Emirates. The new taxation policies came into effect on June 1, 2023, with most companies being fully taxable by January 1, 2024.
Entrepreneurs and investors globally have always considered the UAE as one of the most lucrative places to set up a new business.
Both large companies and startups have favoured the UAE due to the country's exceptionally stable political environment, strategic location, fabulous business infrastructures and, most importantly, what was the 0% corporate tax regime.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the UAE has the fifth-largest economy in the Middle East. The country has historically depended on its revenue from oil and natural resources but has been gradually becoming less dependent on oil in recent years.
When the UAE government first announced the introduction of corporate tax, many businesses incorrectly viewed it as being similar to Value Added Tax (VAT). However, corporate tax and VAT are very different.
The main difference is that corporate tax is mandatory for every company in the UAE, whereas VAT only applies to companies once they reach certain thresholds.
VAT is a consumption tax levied on the sale of goods and services. The customer pays it at the time of purchase. On the other hand, corporate tax is levied on businesses' taxable income.
Companies will have to pay corporate tax on their annual net profits. Businesses collect VAT from customers when selling a product or service and then remit it to the government.
Corporate tax will be paid directly to the government and calculated by considering the net income of the company, not the total revenue or sales volume.
So, now that we know what corporate tax is in the UAE, let's find out further details about the taxation process.