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Following the introduction of the Corporate Tax Law in the UAE, companies are legally required to report their income, determine taxable profits, and file annual returns with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). This applies to enterprises with annual net profits exceeding AED 375,000. From startups and SMEs to multinational corporations in Dubai and throughout the UAE, corporate tax filing is now a compulsory requirement.
At KVGC, our skilled team of accountants, auditors, and tax consultants is dedicated to streamlining this process for you. We help ensure your business remains compliant, avoids fines, and meets all deadlines, allowing you to concentrate on your primary goal: expanding your enterprise.
Corporate Tax Filing in the UAE involves the annual submission of your company’s financial records and tax return to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). According to the UAE Corporate Tax Law:
Timely and accurate filing is essential to prevent audits, penalties, and business interruptions.
Yes, all taxable persons in the UAE must file corporate tax returns, irrespective of whether tax is due. Even if your business qualifies for exemptions (such as Free Zone benefits or small business relief), you are still obligated to register for corporate tax and submit annual returns to the FTA.
Failure to file may lead to penalties, impact your compliance standing, and potentially initiate FTA audits or legal proceedings.
Depending on business size and activities, these may require auditing or review in line with IFRS or GAAP.
Avoid letting tax complexities hinder your business growth. Rely on KVGC for professional corporate tax filing services in Dubai and across the UAE.
The standard corporate tax rate in the UAE is 9% on profits exceeding AED 375,000. Profits up to AED 375,000 are taxed at 0%.
The filing deadline is usually within 9 months after the end of the financial year, but specific deadlines can vary based on your company type and accounting period.
Failing to file on time may result in penalties and interest on unpaid taxes. The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) enforces compliance strictly.
Yes, freelancers or small businesses must pay corporate tax if their annual income exceeds AED 375,000 and they operate under a licensed business.