Free Zone companies allow you to operate within designated areas in the UAE and enjoy 100% foreign ownership, while Offshore companies are primarily used for international trade, asset protection and tax optimisation. Offshore companies do not require a physical presence or office in the UAE.
Yes, businesses can relocate to Dubai by setting up a branch or new entity. Our team assists with business relocation services, helping you meet local legal requirements and transferring your operations smoothly.
The minimum capital requirement varies depending on the jurisdiction and type of business. Most Free Zones do not have a minimum capital requirement, but Mainland companies may have specific requirements depending on the nature of the business.
Popular sectors include real estate, retail, e-commerce, technology, tourism and finance. Dubai offers incentives and support for businesses in these industries, especially within designated Free Zones.
While it is not possible to directly convert a Free Zone company to a Mainland company, you can set up a new Mainland entity if you wish to expand your operations. We can assist you with the process of establishing a new Mainland business while maintaining your Free Zone company.
A dual licence allows a Free Zone company to conduct certain activities in the Mainland without the need to establish a new entity. It enables businesses to expand operations while retaining the benefits of being a Free Zone company.
VAT generally applies to most goods and services at a standard rate of 5%, but there are certain exemptions and zero-rated sectors, such as healthcare and education. Our team provides VAT consultancy to ensure compliance.
Currently, most businesses in Dubai are not subject to corporate tax, except for those in the oil, gas and banking sectors. However, corporate tax will be introduced in 2023 at a rate of 9% on profits exceeding a certain threshold. We offer strategic tax planning to help prepare your business for this change.
Businesses with annual taxable supplies exceeding AED 375,000 must register for VAT. If your business earns between AED 187,500 and AED 375,000, VAT registration is optional. We help with VAT registration and compliance.
Yes, certain Free Zones and Mainland businesses are required to submit audited financial statements annually to demonstrate financial transparency and regulatory compliance. We offer full auditing services to meet these requirements.
Late VAT filing can result in significant penalties, including AED 1,000 for the first offence and AED 2,000 for subsequent delays. Our team ensures timely filing and compliance to avoid these penalties.
Outsourcing accounting and bookkeeping ensures accuracy, reduces the risk of errors and ensures compliance with UAE financial regulations. Our professional team provides timely and accurate financial reporting to help you make informed business decisions.
VAT generally applies to most goods and services at a standard rate of 5%, but there are certain exemptions and zero-rated sectors, such as healthcare and education. Our team provides VAT consultancy to ensure compliance.
Currently, most businesses in Dubai are not subject to corporate tax, except for those in the oil, gas and banking sectors. However, corporate tax will be introduced in 2023 at a rate of 9% on profits exceeding a certain threshold. We offer strategic tax planning to help prepare your business for this change.
Businesses with annual taxable supplies exceeding AED 375,000 must register for VAT. If your business earns between AED 187,500 and AED 375,000, VAT registration is optional. We help with VAT registration and compliance.
Yes, certain Free Zones and Mainland businesses are required to submit audited financial statements annually to demonstrate financial transparency and regulatory compliance. We offer full auditing services to meet these requirements.
Late VAT filing can result in significant penalties, including AED 1,000 for the first offence and AED 2,000 for subsequent delays. Our team ensures timely filing and compliance to avoid these penalties.
Outsourcing accounting and bookkeeping ensures accuracy, reduces the risk of errors and ensures compliance with UAE financial regulations. Our professional team provides timely and accurate financial reporting to help you make informed business decisions.
VAT generally applies to most goods and services at a standard rate of 5%, but there are certain exemptions and zero-rated sectors, such as healthcare and education. Our team provides VAT consultancy to ensure compliance.
Currently, most businesses in Dubai are not subject to corporate tax, except for those in the oil, gas and banking sectors. However, corporate tax will be introduced in 2023 at a rate of 9% on profits exceeding a certain threshold. We offer strategic tax planning to help prepare your business for this change.