What Is Corporate Tax in the UAE? Everything You Need to Know
The UAE introduced Corporate Tax (CT) at a standard rate of 9% on taxable business profits exceeding AED 375,000. The goal is to align the UAE with international tax standards while maintaining its competitiveness.At Al Falah Business Solutions, we simplify CT registration, filing, and compliance for all types of businesses. From identifying tax applicability to ensuring accurate submissions, our experts make the process seamless and stress-free.
Who Needs to Register for Corporate Tax in the UAE?
Not all entities are automatically required to register for Corporate Tax. At Al Falah Business Solutions, we assess your company structure to determine your registration obligation and guide you through the complete process.
Corporate Tax Deadlines: When and How to File
Each business must file a Corporate Tax Return within 9 months from the end of its financial year.For example:If your financial year ends 31 December 2024, your filing deadline is 30 September 2025.Missing deadlines can lead to penalties. Al Falah Business Solutions ensures timely filing, accurate reporting, and compliance with all FTA deadlines.
How to Calculate Your Corporate Tax in the UAE?
Corporate Tax applies to net profit after allowable deductions. If your taxable profit exceeds AED 375,000 → 9% tax rate applies.Our accountants at Al Falah Business Solutions can prepare your financials to ensure all deductions are properly accounted for and your CT calculation is accurate.
What Are Deductible and Non-Deductible Expenses Under UAE Corporate Tax?
Knowing which expenses are deductible can help you reduce taxable income.
Deductible: Salaries, rent, utilities, business travel, depreciation, and advertising costs.
Non-deductible: Personal expenses, fines, or penalties.We help you identify all eligible deductions while maintaining accurate financial records.
Common Corporate Tax Mistakes UAE Businesses Must Avoid
Many companies risk penalties due to small oversights:
* Not registering in time
* Misclassifying expenses
* Missing filing deadlines
* Failing to maintain documentationWith Al Falah Business Solutions, you get ongoing compliance support to avoid errors and stay penalty-free.
