Corporate Tax Consultants in Dubai and the UAE
What you get from our corporate tax consultants in Dubai
We register your company with the FTA. You get your Corporate Tax Registration Number.
We work out your taxable income from your accounts, with the adjustments that apply to you.
We check Small Business Relief and other reliefs before you file.
We review your qualifying income and confirm which rate applies.
We prepare your return and file it on EmaraTax before the deadline.
We track your registration and filing dates, so nothing slips.
Already late? We file the overdue return and work out what you owe. Registered late? We check if the FTA waiver still applies.
We answer FTA questions and support you through a tax audit.
When should you hire a corporate tax consultant?
Common signs you need help:
- You don’t know if your company must register, or if it already has.
- Your first corporate tax return is due within a few months.
- You run a free zone company and don’t know which income qualifies for 0%.
- Your books are behind, so nobody can work out your taxable income.
Almost every UAE company must register, free zone companies included. Our guide explains who needs to register for corporate tax, including freelancers and foreign companies.
Late registration can bring a fixed AED 10,000 fine, though the FTA waives it in some cases. Our guide to corporate tax penalties covers the other main fines and how to avoid each one.
Who our corporate tax service is for
You trade across the UAE and want your return filed right.
You want to keep 0% on qualifying income without breaking a condition.
You want to know if your turnover means you must register.
You want registration done right from day one.
You sell to customers abroad and want to know which income counts.
You want to know if your UAE activity creates a tax duty.
We check where you stand on the first call.
How our corporate tax service works
You tell us about your company. We tell you what corporate tax means for you.
You share your company details. You get a fixed price before any work starts.
We register you if needed and work out your taxable income.
We file your return on time once we have your records.
Corporate tax consultant fees in Dubai
Need your books kept too? Our accounting packages start from AED 3,000 a year and include your corporate tax return.
Four things set your fixed quote
- Your company size and structure
- How many transactions you have
- Whether your books need cleaning up first
- Free zone or mainland
Why businesses choose DASA for corporate tax
You deal with a real person who knows your business, not a call centre.
When we keep your books, your tax numbers come straight from them. We can act as your VAT consultants too, so both taxes use one set of records.
We’re part of the UK-based DASA Group, with 20+ years’ heritage.
You know the starting fee before you call, and the fixed quote before we start.
Find us at The Exchange Tower in Business Bay. We work with free zone and mainland companies across the UAE.
Common questions before you hire us
My first return is due soon. Can you still help?
Yes. Call us as soon as you can. Returns and any tax due are generally due nine months after your tax period ends. We check your registration and your books first, then prepare and file the return.
What do you need from me to file my return?
Start with your trade licence and your latest accounts. We tell you what else we need on the first call.
How long does corporate tax filing take with you?
With clean books, we usually file your return in 1 working day. A backlog adds time, because we clear it first.
Do I need a consultant if my profit is under AED 375,000?
Often, yes. Your company still registers and files a return, even at 0%. The UAE government’s corporate tax page confirms 0% covers taxable income up to AED 375,000, with 9% above it. Small companies may also claim Small Business Relief. We check both before we file.
Do I need an FTA-registered tax agent?
Most companies don’t need one for registration and filing. Some owners appoint one to represent them before the FTA, such as in a review or a dispute. We tell you honestly if one would help.