Registrations Done
Corporate tax and VAT registrations handled while the license processes, not after the first fine.
The UAE is low tax, not no tax. We register you correctly at setup and keep the books clean so the rules never surprise you.
Corporate tax and VAT registered right · 9% only above AED 375,000 profit · Books from day one
UAE corporate tax is 9% on company profits above AED 375,000 and 0% below that line. VAT is 5% and registration becomes mandatory once taxable turnover passes AED 375,000. Personal income stays at 0% whatever your visa or nationality. Registrations are handled at setup, so the deadlines, filings and fines that catch new companies in month six never reach you.
Registered correctly at setup, with the thresholds explained in plain English.
Registered when the turnover line demands it, filings on schedule.
Clean books from day one, in the format audits and banks expect.
Filing dates flagged well ahead, so fines never happen.
Corporate tax is 9% only above AED 375,000 profit. Registered correctly at setup.
VAT is 5% once turnover passes AED 375,000, and the registration is handled for you.
Bookkeeping set up with the company, so nothing needs rebuilding at the first filing.
Filing dates tracked year round, flagged ahead of time, never after a fine.
Corporate tax and VAT registrations handled while the license processes, not after the first fine.
Transactions recorded and reconciled, so year end is a formality.
Returns prepared and filed with the numbers already reconciled.
Every government fee on its own line, the professional fee shown separately, no email wall. Real prices from the DBC price book.
Open the calculator →Plain-English guides on this exact topic, written to answer the question, not to rank for it.
Read the guides →Yes. The UAE levies no personal income tax on salaries or wages. Your company does have obligations: corporate tax is 9% on profits above AED 375,000 and VAT is 5% once turnover passes AED 375,000. We register both correctly at setup.
Registration becomes mandatory once taxable turnover passes AED 375,000 in a rolling 12 months. We watch the line with you and register at the right moment, not before and not late.
Free zone companies register for corporate tax like everyone else. Qualifying free zone income can benefit from special treatment under specific conditions, and the conditions matter, so this is exactly the conversation to have with us before you assume either way.
Yes, and not only for tax. Banks, audits and license renewals all ask for clean records, and rebuilding a year of books later costs more than keeping them from the start.
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