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Certified Tax experts in Dubai.
Tax Registration, Filing, Returns & Compliance — All in One.
Let Certified Experts Handle It.
Ongoing via Emaratax (FTA)
Free Zones, LLCs, Holding Companies, Non-Residents
Avoid Late Filing Penalty
Accurate, Compliant, & On Time.
Corporate tax filing is mandatory in the UAE — and even small mistakes can lead to penalties. At Litrix, our FTA-certified experts manage the entire process for you, ensuring full compliance with the latest regulations.
What We Offer:
Entities Businesses registered and operating from the free zones.
Foreign companies with a branch or permanent establishment in the UAE.
All kind of business operating in the mainland holding the trade license.
Business or Business Activities conducted by a natural person in the UAE are subject to Tax if the total Turnover exceeds AED 1 million within a Gregorian calendar year
Any Company
incorporated/registered after 1 March 2024, will have a deadline of 90 DAYS from the date of incorporation, establishment, or recognition for submitting a Tax Registration application.
We’re not just registered — we’re recognized. With FTA certification, processes, and 15+ years in the UAE, we manage everything from registration to audits. Our tax experts ensure you’re always compliant, accurate, and ahead of deadlines — so you can focus on running your business, worry-free.
Understand your structure & obligations.
We register your business for tax.
Align records for return filing.
We prepare & submit VAT returns on the FTA portal
Yes, if you are:
Please provide the following documents to initiate the corporate tax registration.
The UAE CT regime will become effective for financial years starting on or after 1 June 2023.
Examples:
● A business that has a financial year starting on 1 July 2023 and ending on 30 June 2024 will become subject to UAE CT from 1 July 2023 (which is the beginning of the first financial year that starts on or after 1 June 2023).
● A business that has a financial year starting on 1 January 2023 and ending on 31 December 2023 will become subject to UAE CT from 1 January 2024 (which is the beginning of the first financial year that starts on or after 1 June 2023).
Who will be subject to UAE CT?
UAE CT applies to juridical persons incorporated in the UAE and juridical persons effectively managed and controlled in the UAE, as well as to foreign juridical persons that have a permanent establishment (see “Foreign persons”) in the UAE (see question 20 ‘Who is considered resident for UAE CT purposes?’).
Individuals will be subject to CT only if they are engaged in a business or business activity in the UAE, either directly or through an unincorporated partnership or sole proprietorship. A Cabinet Decision will be issued in due course specifying further information on what would bring a natural person within the scope of UAE CT.
UAE CT applies to juridical persons incorporated in the UAE and juridical persons effectively managed and controlled in the UAE, as well as to foreign juridical persons that have a permanent establishment (see “Foreign persons”) in the UAE (see question 20 ‘Who is considered resident for UAE CT purposes?’).
Individuals will be subject to CT only if they are engaged in a business or business activity in the UAE, either directly or through an unincorporated partnership or sole proprietorship. A Cabinet Decision will be issued in due course specifying further information on what would bring a natural person within the scope of UAE CT.
UAE CT applies to juridical persons incorporated in the UAE and juridical persons effectively managed and controlled in the UAE, as well as to foreign juridical persons that have a permanent establishment (see “Foreign persons”) in the UAE (see question 20 ‘Who is considered resident for UAE CT purposes?’).
Individuals will be subject to CT only if they are engaged in a business or business activity in the UAE, either directly or through an unincorporated partnership or sole proprietorship. A Cabinet Decision will be issued in due course specifying further information on what would bring a natural person within the scope of UAE CT.
UAE CT applies to juridical persons incorporated in the UAE and juridical persons effectively managed and controlled in the UAE, as well as to foreign juridical persons that have a permanent establishment (see “Foreign persons”) in the UAE (see question 20 ‘Who is considered resident for UAE CT purposes?’).
Individuals will be subject to CT only if they are engaged in a business or business activity in the UAE, either directly or through an unincorporated partnership or sole proprietorship. A Cabinet Decision will be issued in due course specifying further information on what would bring a natural person within the scope of UAE CT.
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