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Corporates Tax Return Filling Service
- UAE offers one of the lowest corporate tax rates.
- Corporate tax supports economic growth and transparency.
- Encourages better financial discipline and record keeping.
- Designed to support SMEs and start-ups.
- Mandatory annual filing with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA).
- Requires accurate financial statements and documentation.
- Helps businesses stay compliant and avoid penalties.
- Professional assistance ensures error-free and timely filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a corporate tax return in the UAE?
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A corporate tax return is an annual report submitted to the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) that outlines a company’s taxable income, deductions, and corporate tax liability.
- Who must file a corporate tax return in the UAE?
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All UAE businesses, including mainland companies, free zone entities, and foreign branches, must file a corporate tax return regardless of their size.
- How often should a corporate tax return be filed?
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Businesses are required to file their corporate tax return once every financial year, within the deadline specified by the FTA.
- What documents are needed for corporate tax return filing?
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Key documents include audited or reviewed financial statements, income records, expense details, and any supporting documents required by the FTA.
- What happens if a company does not file its corporate tax return on time?
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Late filing can result in penalties, non-compliance issues, and possible restrictions from the FTA
- Are start-ups and SMEs required to file corporate tax returns?
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Yes. All businesses must file a corporate tax return. However, the UAE provides certain thresholds and reliefs to support start-ups and small enterprises.
- Can I file my corporate tax return myself?
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Yes, but due to strict regulations and detailed disclosures, many businesses prefer professional assistance to avoid errors and ensure compliance.
- How can professional services help with corporate tax return UAE?
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Experts assist in preparing accurate financial records, identifying deductions, ensuring compliance with FTA rules, and filing returns on time.
