We offer various accounting, Tax and Audit services for businesses, including bookkeeping to keep financial records accurate, financial reporting for important statements, and tax compliance to meet all tax requirements.

We also provide assistance in the External audit audits to ease the burden of the client and provide consultation for financial planning. Our services help businesses manage their finances better.

UAE’s Value Added Tax (VAT) framework imposes a standard 5% VAT on most goods and services. Mandatory VAT registration is required for businesses with an annual taxable turnover exceeding AED 375,000, while voluntary registration is available for those exceeding AED 187,500.

VAT returns must generally be filed on a quarterly basis—though monthly filing may apply to larger enterprises—via the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) online portal. Businesses may recover input VAT on qualifying expenses, provided proper documentation is maintained.

Non-compliance, including failure to register or late filing, can result in significant administrative penalties, underscoring the importance of strict adherence to VAT regulations.

Yes, businesses of any type in any jurisdiction of the UAE are obligated to register for corporate tax as per the law.

As of June 2023, the UAE levies a 9% corporate tax on taxable income above AED 375,000, while income up to this threshold is subject to a 0% rate.

Eligible free zone businesses can continue to enjoy a 0% tax rate, provided they meet the required conditions set by UAE Corporate Tax Law, including refraining from business activities with the mainland. Dividends, capital gains, and certain other qualifying income are generally exempt from corporate tax.

Yes. Businesses with annual revenue not exceeding AED 3 million can benefit from tax relief measures or exemptions until December 31, 2026.