Written by SHABAN KUNCHERIAOctober 22, 2025 Stay compliant with UAE corporate tax laws (2025). Expert registration, filing & advisory from ProAct — your post-incorporation tax consultancy partner in Dubai.
Written by ProActJune 13, 2025 The United Arab Emirates, long known for its tax-friendly environment, embarked on a significant economic transformation with the introduction of Corporate Tax effective from financial years starting on or after June 1, 2023. This landmark shift signals the nation’s commitment to aligning with international best practices and enhancing its fiscal stability. For businesses operating within the UAE, understanding this evolving landscape
Written by ProActApril 30, 2025 Source: Gulf News In April 2025, as per the Gulf News reports, the Ministry of Finance and Federal Tax Authority (FTA) to provide significant relief concerning the new corporate tax regulations – UAE Corporate Tax Penalty Waiver. Companies that inadvertently missed their initial corporate tax registration deadlines can now have a crucial opportunity to avoid hefty penalties associated with late registration.
Written by ProActApril 23, 2025 Since the announcement of corporate tax in the UAE, companies across all industries have faced a new reality: understanding, planning, and complying with the UAE corporate tax regulations is no longer optional — it’s mission-critical. In this ultimate UAE corporate tax 2025 guide, we’ll cover everything your business must know about UAE corporate tax as of 2025 and how ProAct can
Written by SHABAN KUNCHERIAApril 15, 2025 FTA audits are no longer rare in the UAE. As the government continues to enhance transparency and tax compliance, businesses must ensure they are always ready for inspection. A surprise audit can be stressful—but with the right systems and expert guidance, it doesn’t have to be. This article will explain about FTA audit requirements UAE. ProAct, a leading UAE-based auditing and
Written by SHABAN KUNCHERIAApril 6, 2025 Corporate tax compliance is a crucial responsibility for businesses operating in the UAE. With the introduction of the corporate tax framework by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), maintaining accurate financial records and adhering to tax regulations is more important than ever. Bookkeeping plays a vital role in ensuring compliance, avoiding penalties, and streamlining tax filing processes. In this comprehensive guide, we
Written by ProActMarch 10, 2025 Introduction: Why Choosing the Right Corporate Tax Consultant in the UAE Is Critical With the UAE officially introducing Corporate Tax effective June 2023, businesses across all sectors must navigate complex compliance obligations to avoid steep fines. Although the standard corporate tax rate is 9% on taxable profits exceeding AED 375,000, special provisions apply for Free Zone entities, qualifying income, and SMEs
Written by SHABAN KUNCHERIAFebruary 6, 2025 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a prominent global business hub, attracting entrepreneurs and corporations worldwide. With its strategic location, business-friendly policies, and advanced infrastructure, the UAE provides numerous opportunities for companies to grow and expand. However, businesses operating in the UAE must comply with various regulations, including corporate tax registration and deregistration requirements. Corporate tax deregistration is a crucial
Written by ProActFebruary 4, 2025 Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced a federal corporate tax to diversify its revenue sources and align with international taxation standards. With the implementation of corporate tax regulations, businesses operating in the UAE must ensure compliance to avoid severe UAE Corporate Tax Penalties. This comprehensive guide will discuss the penalties for non-compliance with UAE corporate tax regulations and provide
Written by ProActJanuary 21, 2025 Group taxation and loss transfers are key concepts in the UAE’s corporate tax framework, enabling tax efficiencies for businesses operating under a unified structure. Under the UAE Corporate Tax Law, entities that are part of a tax group can benefit from consolidated tax reporting, allowing them to offset the taxable profits of one group company with the losses of another. This