UAE Tax Advice & Compliance Services

With the UAE’s evolving tax landscape, compliance and planning must be proactive and practical. We advise, along with our partners, on UAE corporate tax, economic substance, transfer pricing, and compliance obligations for UAE businesses and individuals.

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UAE Tax Advisory Services


Cross-Border Compliance:

Ensuring international tax reporting compliance.


Family Office & Wealth Planning:

Working with our trusted partners to ensure investments are structured for tax efficiency.


Corporate Tax & Business Structuring:


Personal Tax & Residency Planning:

Navigating tax implications for expatriates.


Accounting & Financial Reporting

We offer full financial reporting and bookkeeping services to help businesses stay compliant with regulations.


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Why Choose Us


Clear, Practical Tax Guidance:

We explain UAE tax rules in a way that is direct and useful. Our focus is on helping businesses and individuals understand their obligations and make informed decisions that support long‑term plans.


Deep Knowledge of the UAE Tax Environment:

Our insight comes from working closely with the UAE’s legal and regulatory landscape every day. We stay ahead of new rules and guidance, allowing us to give informed, reliable advice on corporate tax, economic substance, and compliance requirements.


Forward‑Looking Compliance Management:

The UAE’s tax framework is developing quickly, and staying compliant requires forward planning. We help clients prepare early, maintain proper documentation, and reduce the risk of unexpected issues with regulators.


Tailored Advice for Every Client:

Every business and individual has different priorities. We provide guidance that reflects your specific goals and circumstances, offering clear steps and practical solutions designed to fit your situation.


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FAQs

  • Do individuals pay income tax in the UAE?

    No. The UAE does not levy income tax on salaries, employment income, freelance earnings, investment income, or personal wealth. Individuals working or living in the UAE do not file personal income tax returns.


  • Are expatriates taxed on their foreign income when living in the UAE?

    No. The UAE does not tax foreign income or require personal tax filings for residents. However, some expatriates may still have obligations in their home country, depending on its residency rules. Many clients seek advice to avoid unintentional tax residency elsewhere.

  • What is the current UAE corporate tax rate?

    As of 2026, the UAE corporate tax rates are 0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% on income above that threshold. Large multinational groups may be subject to a 15% effective rate under the OECD Pillar Two Domestic Minimum Top‑Up Tax (DMTT).

  • Who needs to register for UAE corporate tax?

    All taxable persons—mainland companies, free zone companies, foreign entities with a UAE permanent establishment, and individuals conducting licensed business activities—must register for corporate tax, even if they expect to pay 0%.


  • Do free zone companies still get a 0% tax rate?

    Free zone businesses can benefit from a 0% corporate tax rate only if they meet the conditions to qualify as a Qualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP), including earning qualifying income, maintaining adequate substance, and complying with transfer pricing rules. Non‑qualifying income may be taxed at 9%.

  • If I run a side business or own property, do I have tax obligations?

    Possibly. While individuals are not taxed on personal income, business activities conducted under a licence fall within the UAE’s corporate tax regime. That means:


    A freelancer licence, sole establishment, or property‑rental business may require corporate tax registration.

    Corporate tax applies only to business profits, not personal earnings such as salary or private investments.


    (These points are consistent with corporate‑tax scope covered in the sourced material you already have: corporate tax applies to individuals only when they conduct licensed business activities.)

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