Fortune Accountants is a premier corporate tax consulting firm based in the United Arab Emirates. Founded with a mission to provide businesses with strategic and compliant tax solutions, we have established ourselves as trusted advisors in the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of UAE tax regulations. Our goal is to empower businesses to focus on growth while we handle the complexities of tax planning and compliance.
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The UAE corporate tax (CT) regime came into effect on 1 June 2023. Businesses in the UAE need to be aware of this date as it marks the start of the relevant tax period for compliance.
Entities that earn taxable income are subject to UAE corporate tax. This includes companies and individuals conducting business in the UAE through a permanent establishment in the UAE. Certain conditions apply for determining a taxable person under the CT law.
Yes, specific types of income are exempt from tax, such as qualifying free zone persons with qualifying income and certain exemptions related to the extraction of natural resources. Additionally, some free zone persons may be exempt from tax under particular conditions.
The general corporate tax rate in the UAE is set at a rate of 9%. However, zero percent rates apply to qualifying income and exempt entities.
The UAE CT regime incorporates transfer pricing rules to prevent base erosion and ensure that all intercompany transactions are conducted at arm’s length. Businesses subject to Corporate Tax must comply with these rules and regulations, demonstrating fair pricing practices between related entities.
A financial year typically consists of twelve months from the end of a corporation’s accounting period. Businesses must adhere to the federal tax guidelines when defining their tax periods and ensure their corporate tax return aligns with their financial year.
Businesses should register for UAE corporate tax with the Ministry of Finance. Corporate tax registration is a crucial step for compliance as defined by a cabinet decision.
Yes, businesses can carry forward tax losses and offset them against future taxable income. However, the carry forward of losses is subject to particular conditions, which include compliance with transfer pricing rules and the UAE law.
Qualifying income for a qualifying freezone person includes revenue exempt from tax under the UAE corporate tax regime, subject to a cabinet decision. Such businesses must report this income as part of their corporate tax return filings.
Businesses must file their tax return within nine months from the end of the relevant financial year, as per the law guidelines. Compliance with this deadline ensures the business’s alignment with tax regulations.
Direct tax in the UAE is governed under the federal tax system, ensuring that businesses comply with a unified set of regulations across the nation. It encompasses all entities subject to CT.
Yes, businesses located in freezones may qualify for certain tax exemptions. However, they need to meet specific criteria to be considered exempt from tax. A qualifying freezone person must report qualifying income under particular cabinet decision guidelines.
The FTA is responsible for overseeing compliance with the UAE CT regime. Businesses must stay updated on any cabinet decisions or amendments relating to the tax rate and rules to ensure compliance.
For personalized assistance or more detailed explanations, please contact us at Fortune Accountants. Our team of experts is ready to guide you through the complexities of the UAE corporate tax system, ensuring your business remains compliant and optimized for success.