Streamlining Success in the UAE
Welcome to UAE Registration Hub!
We prioritize user-friendly registration with innovative solutions for a smooth, hassle-free experience
We ensure clear communication: upfront costs, process steps & regulations. Openness builds trust.
UAE registration experts guide you. Personalized service for a smooth journey to registration success.
Who we are
About UAE Registration Hub
At UAE Registration Hub, we understand the challenges businesses face when navigating the complex landscape of registration requirements in the United Arab Emirates. That’s why we’ve created a one-stop platform designed to streamline the registration process for businesses of all sizes.
With our user-friendly website, you can now consolidate all your registration needs in one convenient location. Whether you’re registering a new company, renewing licenses, or updating your information, UAE Registration Hub is here to help you every step of the way.
Simplifying the registration process for businesses operating in the United Arab Emirates, UAE Registration Hub is dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and organizations by providing easy access to comprehensive registration services tailored to their specific needs.
With years of industry experience, our team of professionals possesses in-depth knowledge of UAE regulations and procedures. We leverage this expertise to deliver efficient solutions and personalized assistance, ensuring a smooth and successful registration experience for our clients.
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Our services
Comprehensive Solutions Tailored to Your Needs
Free Zone Companies
- These zones cater to specific industries and sectors, providing businesses with specialised infrastructure and support services.
- Free zone companies are located in designated free zones across the UAE, offering unique benefits such as 100% foreign ownership, tax exemptions, and simplified import-export procedures
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- LLCs are a popular choice for businesses operating in the mainland of the UAE.
- They require a minimum of two shareholders and offer limited liability protection to their owners.
- LLCs are governed by the laws of the Emirates in which they are registered and are subject to certain restrictions on foreign ownership.
Onshore Companies
- Onshore companies operate in the mainland of the UAE and are subject to the laws and regulations of the respective Emirates.
- These companies may have both local and foreign shareholders and are often required to have a local sponsor or agent to facilitate the setup process.
Offshore Companies
- Offshore companies are established outside the jurisdiction of the UAE and are commonly used for international business operations.
- They offer benefits such as tax advantages, privacy protection, and asset protection, making them attractive for individuals and businesses with global operations.
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How it works
Schedule a consultation with our experts to discuss your registration needs and determine the best course of action for your business.
We'll guide you through the required documentation, ensuring accuracy and compliance with UAE regulations.
Once all documents are prepared, we'll handle the submission process and provide ongoing support to ensure a smooth registration experience.
Consult Tax and Financial Matters with Our Accounting Experts
Why Choose Uus?
Why Choose UAE Registration Hub?
Say goodbye to paperwork and lengthy procedures. With UAE Registration Hub, you can complete your registrations online, saving time and resources.
Our team of experienced professionals is always available to provide personalized assistance and expert advice, ensuring a smooth registration experience.
Manage all your registration needs from the comfort of your own home or office. Our user-friendly platform is accessible 24/7, allowing you to complete transactions at your convenience.
Common Questions
Most Popular Questions
Corporate Tax is a form of direct tax levied on the net income or profit of corporations and other businesses.
Yes. The UAE Corporate Tax is a federal tax and will therefore apply across all the Emirates.
Examples:
- A Business that has a Financial Year starting on 1 July 2023 and ending on 30 June 2024 is subject to UAE Corporate Tax 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 Corporate Tax from 1 January 2024 (which is the beginning of the first Financial Year that starts on or after 1 June 2023).
If you are a registered business for VAT, you will have to pay VAT and Corporate Tax separately. If your business is not registered for VAT you may still have to pay Corporate Tax.
| Taxable Person | Applicable Corporate Tax rate |
| Natural persons and juridical persons | 0% for Taxable Income up to and including AED 375,000. 9% for Taxable Income exceeding AED 375,000 |
| Qualifying Free Zone Persons | 0% on Qualifying Income. 9% on Taxable Income that is not Qualifying Income |
Qualifying Free Zone Person is a Free Zone Person that meets all the conditions of the Free Zone Corporate Tax regime and hence benefits from that regime.
The conditions of the Free Zone Corporate Tax Regime require a Qualifying Free Zone Person to:
- maintain adequate substance in a Free Zone;
- derive Qualifying Income;
- not have made an election to be subject to the regular UAE Corporate Tax regime;
- comply with arm’s length principle and transfer pricing rules and documentation requirements;
- prepare and maintain audited financial statements
Failure to meet any of the conditions results in a Qualifying Free Zone Person losing its qualifying status and not being able to benefit from the Free Zone Corporate Tax regime for five Tax Periods.
The Free Zone Corporate Tax regime is available only to Free Zone Persons, and this term is also used to determine what income can benefit from the regime by treating income from transactions with other Free Zone Persons as Qualifying Income.
Qualifying Income is the income that can benefit from the 0% Corporate Tax rate under the Free Zone Corporate Tax regime.
Qualifying Income includes income derived from transactions with other Free Zone Persons as well as domestic and foreign sourced income from any of the ‘Qualifying Activities’. It does not include income derived from performing any of the ‘Excluded Activities’.
Qualifying Activities are activities that can benefit from the Free Zone Corporate Tax regime regardless of whether the income is derived from transactions with another Free Zone Person, a Person in the mainland UAE, or from a foreign Person.
Following are the Qualifying Activities:
- Manufacturing of goods or materials
- Processing of goods or materials
- Holding of shares and other securities
- Ownership, management and operation of ships
- Reinsurance services
- Fund management services
- Wealth and investment management services
- Headquarter services to Related Parties
- Treasury and financing services to Related Parties
- Financing and leasing of aircraft, including engines and rotables
- Distribution of goods or materials in or from a Designated Zone
- Logistics services
- Ancillary Activities to the above-mentioned ones
In essence, the allocation of goods or materials needs to occur within or originate from a specifically assigned area, termed the Designated Zone. Furthermore, any goods or materials entering the jurisdiction must be brought in through the Designated Zone.
