Corporate Tax in Dubai is a reality every business must address with the recent implementation of the UAE’s federal tax regime. Whether you run a mainland company, a free zone entity, or an offshore structure, navigating compliance requires expertise. At Integrity Accounting Services (IAS), our registered tax agents and corporate tax advisors maintain complete compliance with your company while maximizing tax efficiency.
Dubai has traditionally been recognized as a low-tax hub. However, with the introduction of 9% corporate tax, companies must now file returns, maintain proper records, and meet reporting requirements. Failing to comply can result in penalties, reputational damage, and financial risks.
Partnering with experienced corporate tax accountants is not just about compliance – it’s about protecting your bottom line and unlocking strategic tax planning opportunities.
We provide end-to-end solutions covering every aspect of corporate tax in Dubai :
At IAS, we are more than just a corporate tax firm in Dubai – we are your long-term partners in growth. Our dedicated team of corporate tax accountants and advisors ensures compliance, clarity, and confidence at every stage of your tax journey.
Ready to stay compliant and optimize your tax structure?
Get in touch with IAS today for a free consultation with our corporate tax advisors in Dubai.
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At IAS, we understand that navigating tax and compliance requirements can be complex. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our tax, audit and assurance services in the UAE.
No, individual income, including dividends, real estate investments, and salaries, is exempt from corporate tax. It only pertains to business earnings made by organizations and certain business operations.
To reduce liabilities, small firms might benefit from exemptions, relief measures, and structured tax planning. Expert tax advisors guarantee that SMEs maintain compliance while optimizing profits.
Indeed, depending on their operations and business structure, foreign corporations that have a permanent presence in Dubai or generate revenue from the UAE are liable to corporate tax.
Administrative fines, interest fees, and possible legal repercussions may follow late or non-existent filing. It may also have an impact on your business’s future benefit claims.
Even if their taxable income is below the exemption threshold, all businesses operating in the United Arab Emirates—whether on the mainland, in a free zone, or offshore—must register for corporation tax with the Federal Tax Authority.
Absolutely. Our corporate tax accountants specialize in minimizing liabilities while ensuring compliance.
Yes, companies with turnover above AED 50 million or those claiming free zone benefits must maintain audited reports.
Yes, unless they meet conditions of a Qualifying Free Zone Person. They must still register and file returns.
The standard rate is 9% on taxable income above AED 375,000. Income below this threshold is exempt.
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