We are licensed under AAA services FZ-LLC to register UAE companies.
The requirement to register UAE entity as below:
- Minimum number of shareholder and director : 1
- Minimum paid up capital: 1 share in any foreign currency
- Activities type: Investment, Services, General Trading, E-Commerce, Industrial & Educational
- Substance requirement: Office, Full time staff(s), operating expenses in the UAE
FAQ
You can register both onshore and free zone companies in various locations across the UAE. Each provides specific advantages for international investors depending on their business needs.
Audit is not required unless the company has annual revenue exceeding AED 50 million or qualifies as a free zone person.
Yes, shareholders and employees of the company are eligible to apply for a UAE residency visa.
Yes, the UAE provides high levels of privacy and confidentiality regarding the company’s information, including nominees and beneficiaries.
A Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) is available for UAE-based companies, which can be used to benefit from double tax treaties with over 120 countries.
For qualifying free zone persons:
0% tax on qualifying income.
9% tax on non-qualifying income.
For non-qualifying free zone persons:
If annual revenue is under AED 3 million from June 2023 to December 2026, the company can elect for Small Business Relief and be treated as having no taxable income.
If annual revenue exceeds AED 3 million, the tax rate is 0% for taxable income up to AED 375,000, and 9% for income over AED 375,000.
The Participation Exemption allows companies to benefit from tax exemptions on certain qualifying dividends and capital gains, subject to specific compliance criteria.
No, there are no restrictions on the repatriation of capital or profits for UAE companies.
Certain activities conducted by companies in the UAE are subject to Economic Substance Regulations (ESR), which require businesses to demonstrate adequate economic presence in the UAE. This regulation applies to companies engaged in specific sectors such as banking, insurance, intellectual property, and more.
