The next important step after registering your company for corporate tax in the UAE is making sure that CT returns are filed on time and accurately. Our CT Returns service is intended to relieve businesses of the burden and ambiguity associated with fulfilling all regulatory requirements under the UAE Corporate Tax Law.
Corporate tax returns must adhere to the strict regulations set forth by the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) and accurately depict the financial status of your company. You can be sure that you will be fully compliant, that your tax liability will be minimized, and that you will be protected from penalties when you work with our skilled tax professionals.
What makes this service necessary? Significant fines and regulatory scrutiny may follow filing mistakes, delays, or omissions. Our staff makes sure that each return is accurately filed and in line with your financial records.
Accurate Reporting: We prepare and file returns that reflect your financials clearly and legally.
Deadline Management: Never miss a due date. We proactively manage your filing calendar.
Tax Optimization: Ensure proper application of tax exemptions, deductions, and transfer pricing rules.
Complete Guidance: From data gathering to final submission, we handle it all.
What Makes Us Different?
✔️ Deep expertise in UAE tax regulations
✔️ Tailored solutions for diverse sectors, from SMEs to multinational branches
✔️ Transparent pricing with no surprise charges
✔️ Dedicated support to guide you at every step
Don’t risk delays or penalties. Let us handle your CT Returns with accuracy and confidence.
A CT Return is a formal declaration submitted to the UAE Federal Tax Authority, summarizing a company’s taxable income and tax payable for a financial year. It must be filed annually.
All businesses registered for Corporate Tax, including mainland and eligible free zone entities, must file CT Returns even if they qualify for a 0% tax rate.
The CT Return must be filed within 9 months from the end of the relevant financial year. For example, if your fiscal year ends on 31 December 2025, your return is due by 30 September 2026.
Late filing can attract a penalty of AED 1,000 per month, increasing up to AED 10,000. Timely filing is essential to avoid financial consequences.
You will need:
Yes, for many entities, especially if annual revenue exceeds AED 50 million or if they are part of a qualifying group. Audited financials are required to ensure data integrity during filing.
Our service fees start from AED [Insert Starting Price], depending on the complexity of your business and financials. We offer value-for-money packages including advisory and support.
Yes, but it is highly recommended to file through a tax professional to avoid errors and ensure full compliance, especially in the first few years of the new law.
Yes. Even if your business had no taxable income or operated at a loss, you are still required to file a CT Return annually.
Yes. Corporate Tax and VAT are separate obligations with different filing systems and due dates under the FTA.
