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With the new Corporate Tax Law in the UAE, companies are required to file Corporate Tax Return, even in free economic zones
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Let’s focus on the Corporate Tax rules in the UAE
A corporate tax is a tax on the net income of corporations and other businesses.
Corporate Tax Law in the UAE comes into force in the June of 2023 and introduces new tax and rules for companies in the UAE
Corporate Tax Law in the UAE comes into force in the June of 2023 and introduces new tax and rules for companies in the UAE
Penalties in the UAE are extremely severe, here we are just stating the most important ones, find all of the applicable fines in our guide
Submission of incorrect tax returns:
Fixed penalty of
Submission of incorrect tax returns:
Fixed penalty of
- (3,000) for the first time
- (5,000) in case of repetition
Corporate Tax rate is 9% on Taxable Income exceeding AED 375,000
Taxable Income below this threshold will be subject to a 0% rate of Corporate Tax
Taxable Income below this threshold will be subject to a 0% rate of Corporate Tax
What Each Company Must Do
File Corporate Tax Returns
Even if company had no activity during the period, it must file the report annually
Obtain Corp Tax Registration Number
All companies will be required to register for Corporate Tax and obtain a Corporate Tax Registration Number
Store Invoices for 7 Years
Companies are required to keep their records for 7 years
Learn more about Corporate Tax in the UAE in our guide
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All companies registered in the UAE, including free zone companies, are required to file a corporate tax return if they have taxable income for the year. The tax return must be filed with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regardless of whether or not any tax is due.
The deadline for filing corporate tax returns in the UAE is 120 days after the end of the company's financial year. For example, if a company's financial year ends on December 31, the tax return must be filed by April 30 of the following year.
Companies should keep all supporting documentation for the tax return, including a bank statement, all invoices, receipts, and other relevant records.
Companies registered for VAT in the UAE must comply with VAT regulations, including maintaining proper records, issuing tax invoices, and submitting periodic VAT returns. VAT returns are filed on a quarterly basis, and the deadline for filing is 28 days after the end of each quarter.
All companies registered in the UAE, including free zone companies, are required to file a corporate tax return if they have taxable income for the year. The tax return must be filed with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) regardless of whether or not any tax is due.
The deadline for filing corporate tax returns in the UAE is 120 days after the end of the company's financial year. For example, if a company's financial year ends on December 31, the tax return must be filed by April 30 of the following year.
Companies should keep all supporting documentation for the tax return, including a bank statement, all invoices, receipts, and other relevant records.
Companies registered for VAT in the UAE must comply with VAT regulations, including maintaining proper records, issuing tax invoices, and submitting periodic VAT returns. VAT returns are filed on a quarterly basis, and the deadline for filing is 28 days after the end of each quarter.
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