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Corporate Tax Registration in the UAE

Accurate Corporate Tax return preparation and filing with the FTA, on time and fully compliant.
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Corporate Tax registration, handled

The UAE introduced Corporate Tax at a standard rate of 9% on business profits above AED 375,000. Almost all businesses — mainland and most free zone entities — must register with the Federal Tax Authority and obtain a Corporate Tax registration number, regardless of whether they end up owing tax.
Registration deadlines depend on your licence issue date, and missing them carries penalties. We assess your obligation, prepare your application and register your business correctly so you’re compliant from day one.

What's included

  • Corporate Tax obligation assessment
  • FTA account setup
  • Document preparation
  • Registration application
  • Tax registration number issuance
  • Post-registration guidance

Why it matters

Correct First Time

Applications prepared properly to avoid rejections.

Beat the Deadline

We register you within your required timeframe.

Understand 9%

We explain how the 9% rate and the AED 375,000 threshold apply to you.

Free Zone Clarity

We assess whether you qualify for the 0% qualifying rate.

TRN Secured

Your Corporate Tax registration number is obtained.

Expert Guidance

Clear advice on your ongoing obligations.

How we do it

01

Assess obligation

We confirm your registration requirement and deadline.

02

Prepare documents

We compile your trade licence, ownership and financial details.

03

Register with FTA

We submit your Corporate Tax registration application.

04

Receive TRN

Your registration number is issued and we brief you on next steps.

Frequently asked questions

Almost all UAE businesses must register, including mainland companies and most free zone entities — even those expecting 0% tax. We confirm your specific obligation and deadline.

The standard rate is 9% on taxable profits above AED 375,000. Profits up to AED 375,000 are taxed at 0%. Qualifying free zone income may also benefit from 0% under conditions.

Deadlines are based on your licence issue date and were set out by the FTA. Missing your deadline results in a penalty — we make sure you register in time.

Free zone companies must still register. Qualifying income can be taxed at 0%, but non-qualifying income is taxed at 9%. We assess your position and help structure it correctly.

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