All UAE businesses — including mainland companies, free zone entities, SMEs, startups, and holding companies — must evaluate their corporate tax obligations, even if they fall under the exempt threshold.
Let us be your dedicated tax partner. We help you navigate UAE’s evolving corporate tax landscape, ensuring compliance, minimizing risk, and supporting sustainable growth. Contact us for a free consultation and start with clarity and confidence.
The UAE corporate tax structure is designed to support business growth while aligning with international tax standards.
All mainland and free zone companies, including startups and SMEs, must register for UAE Corporate Tax, even if their profit is below the taxable threshold.
The standard Corporate Tax rate is 0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% on profits exceeding AED 375,000.
Eligible Free Zone companies can still benefit from 0% tax on qualifying income, provided they meet compliance conditions and avoid conducting non-qualifying mainland activities.
Late registration or non-compliance can result in penalties, fines, and legal consequences imposed by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).
Yes. All registered businesses must file Corporate Tax returns, even if there is no profit or tax payable.
Find out how much you’ll need to get your business up and running in Dubai, UAE