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Tax Advisory for UAE Businesses
The UAE’s tax system has changed fast. We help you understand it, plan for it and stay compliant, from corporate tax to e-invoicing.
Corporate tax & VATFree zone statusE-invoicing
Overview
Low tax does not mean no rules
The UAE keeps some of the world’s most competitive tax rates, but every business now has obligations: corporate tax registration and returns, VAT for many companies, transfer pricing rules for related-party deals and, soon, mandatory e-invoicing.
The national e-invoicing system is being introduced in phases: businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more are due to go live from January 2027, and other businesses from July 2027. We help you prepare early and stay ahead of each change.
What you get
Our tax services
Corporate tax
Registration, planning and returns.
VAT
Registration, returns and reviews.
Free zone status
Qualifying free zone person analysis.
Transfer pricing
Related-party pricing and documentation.
E-invoicing
Readiness and provider selection.
Tax health checks
Risk reviews and voluntary disclosures.
How it works
How we work
01
Diagnosis
Your structure, revenue and transactions.
02
Plan
Obligations, deadlines and opportunities.
03
Comply
Registrations and filings on EmaraTax.
04
Review
Annual reviews as rules change.
Checklist
What we need
- Trade licence
- Financial statements
- Group structure
- Related-party agreements
- VAT and tax registration details
- Revenue figures
Setup cost estimator
Get a free estimate
Starting estimate in AED. A specialist confirms your exact quote within one working day.
What is the corporate tax rate in the UAE?
0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% above it, with special rules for qualifying free zone persons and large multinational groups.
When does e-invoicing start?
Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more are due to go live from 1 January 2027 and others from 1 July 2027, under the phased rollout announced by the Ministry of Finance.
Are you registered tax agents?
Our tax work is carried out by tax agents registered with the Federal Tax Authority.
Is there personal income tax?
No, the UAE does not tax individual employment income.
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