In this blog, we have outlined various tips and strategies that businesses can follow to reduce corporate tax and maximize profit. Let’s get into it!
A tax audit is a procedure used by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) to review the financial records or other information or data of taxable persons conducting business in the UAE.
The significance of handling VAT operations and calculations is made clear to professionals through VAT training in the UAE.
Excise tax is a type of indirect tax imposed on particular commodities known as "excise goods," which are often detrimental to the environment or human health.
A VAT return filing is a formal declaration that must be made to the Federal Tax Authority on the VAT paid on taxable goods and services for a certain period.
Tax consultants assist firms and individuals in understanding and implementing a country's taxation system.
Corporation tax applies to all entities with taxable profits (net) of more than 375,000 AED. These entities are obligated to pay a portion of their net profits as corporate tax.
A firm operating in the UAE can obtain a Tax Residency Certificate (TRC), which establishes its tax residency and entitles it to benefits under double taxation avoidance agreements, from the FTA, UAE.
VAT registrations are vital for any corporate organization, but so is VAT deregistration. A business might need to revoke its VAT registration under certain specific circumstances.
The UAE implemented Value Added Tax (VAT) on January 1st, 2018. Each stage of the supply chain is subject to the transaction-based indirect tax referred to as VAT.
Due to the ability of one company's tax losses to lower another company's taxable income, companies are taxed on a consolidated basis under this tax group.
Exempt income refers to the type of income that is not subject to income tax. There are several forms of income that are not subject to either state or federal income taxes.
Corporate tax is applicable to every taxable person/entity with profits (net) of more than 375,000 AED. These entities obligate to pay a portion of their net profits as corporate tax.
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.
On or after June 1, 2023, the UAE will implement a corporate tax on corporate earnings at a rate of 9%, as announced on January 31, 2022. Click here to know more
The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has announced the launch of EmaraTax in the UAE, a new portal for businesses to register for taxes and submit their tax returns.
Employment income and other personal income earned by UAE residents and foreign individuals will not be within the scope of the proposed UAE Corporate tax regime.