Corporate Tax Impact Assessment
The new tax regulations in the UAE require businesses to conduct a Corporate Tax Impact Assessment. The strategic assessment determines your financial results through testing the 9% tax rate against your active financial operations and profit-generating activities. Our experts help identify potential exemptions and compliance requirements, ensuring your business is fully prepared for a smooth and tax-efficient transition.
Transition support at the time of implementation
The tax law changes in the UAE require your business to maintain professional transition support during implementation. Our company offers complete support to help you update your accounting systems and train your staff while you create compliant operational processes. Our experts protect your operations from risks during the transition by building a financial system that meets FTA standards and operates at maximum efficiency.
Corporate Tax Registration Periodical review and preparation of tax return
Businesses today require their Dubai offices to meet Corporate Tax registration requirements while conducting their periodic compliance assessments. Your financial data will remain in compliance with the 9% tax regime through your scheduled assessments, which professional tax return preparation will verify on the EmaraTax portal.
Filing of corporate tax return
Businesses in the UAE need to file their corporate tax returns correctly because this requirement serves as a fundamental obligation for them to maintain compliance with the Federal Tax Authority. The reporting of taxable income and calculation of liability must be completed by companies within a nine-month period that starts after their financial year ends.
Transfer Pricing benchmarking
The UAE needs Transfer Pricing benchmarking implementation to prove that its intercompany transactions comply with the arm’s length principle. Businesses can prove their pricing structures to the FTA through financial data comparisons with their industry peers.
Transfer Pricing compliances including documentation
The documentation requirements for Transfer Pricing compliance need to be fulfilled by businesses that engage in related-party transactions within the UAE. Companies must maintain Master Files and Local Files to prove arm’s length pricing to the FTA. Our experts provide businesses complete assistance which includes developing strong documentation and disclosure reports that reduce audit risks while maintaining compliance with international and domestic standards.
Advisory on Cross-border transactions including analysis of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements
The United Arab Emirates requires businesses who operate in international markets to obtain expert guidance on cross-border transactions. We conduct thorough assessments of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) which help businesses eliminate dual tax obligations while achieving optimal results from their withholding taxes.
Tax Residency Certificate
The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements require both individuals and corporate entities to obtain a Tax Residency Certificate in the United Arab Emirates. The Federal Tax Authority issues this certificate, which verifies your tax residency status
Permanent Establishment (PE) Analysis 12 Place of Effective Management (PoEM) and Control Analysis
Conducting a Permanent Establishment (PE) and Place of Effective Management (PoEM) analysis is critical for businesses operating in the UAE. This evaluation determines tax residency and potential tax liabilities based on where core management decisions are made.
Advisory on complex transaction and assistance in seeking private clarifications from FTA
Expert advisory on complex transactions is vital for navigating the intricate UAE tax landscape. Our team provides deep technical analysis and hands-on assistance in seeking private clarifications from the FTA. We ensure your unique business cases receive formal guidance, providing legal certainty, mitigating potential audit risks, and ensuring full compliance with the latest Federal Tax Authority regulations.