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Corporate tax compliance in the UAE requires precision and extensive knowledge of local regulations. GenZone takes the burden off your shoulders by managing every aspect of your tax obligations – from registration to filing and everything in between.
Dubai’s business tax landscape has evolved significantly, and companies need expert guidance to navigate it properly. Missing deadlines, incorrect filings, or incomplete documentation can lead to fines that impact your bottom line.
We handle your complete tax lifecycle: registering your business with the Federal Tax Authority, preparing and submitting tax returns, maintaining compliant financial records, and providing strategic tax planning advice.
Beyond corporate tax, as a #1 company setup specialist in Dubai, GenZone offers integrated financial services that keep your business running smoothly. This includes business bank account setup, bookkeeping services, financial reporting, and ongoing compliance monitoring.
Navigate the path to successful business setup in Dubai with these five essential steps. From legal formalities to licensing, our guide simplifies the process for your entrepreneurial journey.
Seek expert advice to understand Dubai's business regulations and identify the most suitable setup for your venture.
Compile necessary documents, such as business plans and legal paperwork, in accordance with Dubai's requirements.
Apply for the relevant business license, specifying your business activity, which determines the legal framework you operate under.
Initiate the visa application process for yourself and your employees, adhering to Dubai's immigration regulations.
Open a business bank account to manage financial transactions and establish a local presence for your Dubai-based business.
Seek expert advice to understand Dubai's business regulations and identify the most suitable setup for your venture.
Compile necessary documents, such as business plans and legal paperwork, in accordance with Dubai's requirements.
Apply for the relevant business license, specifying your business activity, which determines the legal framework you operate under.
Initiate the visa application process for yourself and your employees, adhering to Dubai's immigration regulations.
Open a business bank account to manage financial transactions and establish a local presence for your Dubai-based business.
Discover the investment required to launch a business in the UAE. Our breakdown covers registration fees, licenses, and operational expenses, helping you plan your entrepreneurial venture effectively.
Yes, most businesses set up in Dubai should register for corporate tax with the Federal Tax Authority. GenZone handles both your company setup and tax registration simultaneously, making sure you are compliant from day one.
Your business bank account should be opened immediately after company formation. Corporate tax registration must be completed within specific timeframes set by the FTA. GenZone manages both processes efficiently to keep you on track.
You will require your trade license, Emirates ID, memorandum of association, and financial records. If you have set up your company through GenZone, we already have most documents and can expedite your tax registration.
Costs vary based on your business size, structure, and transaction volume. During your free consultation, we will give you a customized quote covering both your setup and ongoing tax compliance needs.
Corporate tax in the UAE is a federal tax on business profits that came into effect on June 1, 2023. It applies to financial years starting on or after this date. This marks a significant shift in the UAE’s tax landscape, and we help businesses understand and comply with these new regulations.
The UAE corporate tax rate is 9% on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000. Small businesses earning below this threshold pay 0% tax.
Yes, all registered businesses must file annual tax returns with the Federal Tax Authority, regardless of profit or loss. Our tax services ensure timely filing even during non-profitable periods to avoid penalties.
