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ملاحظات عملية من ملفات ضريبة الشركات، الـVAT، والتدقيق كما نراها في الدفاتر.

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Zakat Calculation at RASEEKH Is Completely Free — How Does That Actually Work?

You can find out your zakat base at no cost in two ways: our automated online zakat calculator, or a direct conversation with our accounting team — both are entirely free, with no requirement to buy any other service.

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My Business Has Multiple Partners — Is Zakat Calculated on the Company or on Each Partner?

Zakat is a personal obligation on the owner, not on the legal entity itself — so in a multi-partner business, the calculation starts from the company's total zakat base and is then split across each partner according to their ownership share.

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Common VAT return mistakes that can expose you to a fine

Most VAT penalties don't come from deliberate evasion — they come from small recurring practices nobody happens to notice, month after month.

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Without Organized Books, Your Zakat Base Is Probably Wrong — Here's How RASEEKH Helps for Free

Zakat on trade goods depends on accurate numbers: inventory value, recoverable receivables, and current liabilities. If your books are behind or disorganized, what you calculate is a wrong estimate — not a correct zakat figure.

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goAML, Economic Substance, and UBO — why treat them as one compliance file instead of three?

Handling goAML filing, Economic Substance Regulation (ESR) requirements, and Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) disclosure in a single compliance cycle — instead of each authority chasing a separate file at a different time.

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How does RASEEKH actually handle your corporate tax file, from registration to filing?

We don't just prepare your return when the deadline arrives — we start by reading your books, checking every relief you may qualify for, then build a return that's ready to file with no last-minute surprises.

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How does RASEEKH get you ready for the mandatory e-invoicing system before it's required of you?

Choosing an FTA-accredited service provider, mapping your data to the PINT AE standard, and testing the connection before the mandatory date — not after it's already too late.

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If you import, produce, or stockpile excisable goods, what's actually required of you?

Registration and return filing for Excise Tax as an importer, producer, or stockpiler — tobacco and its derivatives, energy drinks, e-smoking devices, carbonated drinks, and sweetened beverages.

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A tax office in the UAE — what should you expect from one?

A serious tax office tracks your deadlines — corporate tax, VAT, and Excise Tax where it applies — instead of only preparing your return at the last minute.

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When can you actually apply for a Tax Residency Certificate — and how does it differ for individuals versus companies?

For individuals, the certificate rests on physical-presence rules (183 days, or 90 days with sufficient work and residence ties); for companies, at least 12 months since incorporation — both to make use of double-tax treaties.

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Your related-party transactions — how do we document them on an arm's-length basis?

Documenting related-party transactions on an arm's-length basis, and preparing the related-party disclosure and local file where required — especially if your company belongs to a larger group.

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How do we actually prepare and file your VAT return every period?

Reviewing inputs, outputs, and supporting documents, and getting transaction classification (standard-rated, exempt, or zero-rated) right before submission — not after — to cut penalty risk at the source.

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What makes ADGM different from other UAE free zones?

Abu Dhabi Global Market operates under its own English common law system, separate from the rest of the country — which is exactly why it's the go-to choice for financial services and holding companies.

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I want to set up a company in Ajman Free Zone — where do I start?

Ajman Free Zone offers two core licence types (commercial and industrial) plus a low-cost freelance permit, making it one of the fastest and most affordable setup options in the UAE.

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I restructured to save tax — can the FTA still reject it even if it's legal?

Article 50 of Law 47 gives the FTA a General Anti-Abuse Rule that lets it disregard any arrangement whose main purpose is a tax advantage without genuine commercial substance.

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My company is based abroad and I want to operate in the UAE — a branch or a separate subsidiary?

A branch pulls the foreign parent directly into UAE corporate tax on income attributable to it and offers no liability shield, while a subsidiary is a legally and tax-wise separate entity that protects the parent — but only with genuine, independent management behind it.

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We do business with a sister company — what does the arm's length principle actually mean for pricing?

The price between related parties must match what independent parties would have agreed, and there are five recognized methods to demonstrate that — not just an internally agreed figure.

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My free zone company has a small amount of non-qualifying revenue — does that cost me the 0% rate?

As long as non-qualifying revenue stays under the lower of 5% of total revenue or AED 5 million, your Qualifying Free Zone Person status holds.

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I'm closing my company — what do I need to do to deregister from Corporate Tax?

Deregistering isn't just about cancelling the trade licence — you also have to close out the tax file, and there's a 3-month window with a penalty if you miss it.

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Who exactly is exempt from Corporate Tax under Article 4?

Article 4 sets out a closed list of exempt categories — some are automatically exempt, others must meet conditions and apply for approval.

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I already paid tax abroad on foreign income — can I credit it against my UAE Corporate Tax?

Article 47 of the Corporate Tax Law lets you credit foreign tax paid on foreign-source income — but only up to a specific limit, not dirham for dirham.

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We have a parent and two subsidiaries — is it worth forming one Tax Group?

A Tax Group means one single return and loss offsetting across companies — but it isn't always the right call, since it turns every member into one taxable person with joint liability.

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My company made a loss last year — can I offset all of it against this year's profit?

A carried-forward loss can only offset up to 75% of taxable income in any given period, and if ownership changes by more than 50%, the business must keep running the same or a similar activity for the loss to survive.

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I'm a freelancer — at what point do I become subject to Corporate Tax?

A natural person isn't subject to Corporate Tax unless total business turnover in a calendar year exceeds AED 1,000,000 — and salary, personal investment, and real estate investment income aren't even counted.

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