According to the UAE Corporate Tax Law, an exempt person is a person who may be subject to taxation but is exempt from paying it due to the application of particular legal requirements. (either an automatic exemption or a procedure-based exemption).
A person who is exempt from the legislation under the UAE Corporate Tax Law may either be exempt by default or may also seek exemption by submitting an application.
According to the UAE Corporate Tax Law, an exempt person is someone who is automatically exempt from corporate tax. Hence, the law clearly stipulates that some groups of people are excluded from paying taxes. For instance, the government and its departments are automatically free from the legislation since they engage in sovereign operations.
The exemption is requested via an application based on particular provisions that authorize them to do so. A person may submit an application for exemption under the UAE Corporate Tax Law. For instance, certain charity organizations are eligible to submit an application for exemption.
Besides, these entities are not exempt from paying corporate taxes. However, businesses have the option to request a corporation tax exemption under the provisions of the law. The government may grant such a request after reviewing it.
The governments of the federal and emirate states, as well as the agencies, commissions, and other official entities.
Natural resources include things like oil, gas, water, sand, and rock deposits. The UAE Constitution grants the specific Emirate where the resource has located the authority to exploit such natural resources. The following revenue from the extraction and exploitation of natural resources:
Charities and public benefit organizations are not automatically exempt from corporate tax in the UAE.
The UAE Corporate Tax Law does not automatically exclude charity and public benefit organizations from paying corporate tax. They may, however, submit a request for such an exemption to the relevant authorities.
The organizations listed below are qualified to submit an application for corporate tax exemption:
If an organization is found to engage in social, cultural, religious, philanthropic, or other public benefit activities, it may qualify to claim an exemption.