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Key Advantages of registering in Dubai Free Zone
Position your business in a jurisdiction that can offer strong tax efficiency for qualifying free zone structures.
0% Corporate Tax on Qualifying Income
A Dubai free zone company can strengthen your business profile with a more credible and internationally recognized corporate setup. For the right business model and documentation, this can support access to stable banking relationships for operations, payments, and cross-border business activity.
Reliable Banking Access
Registering a free zone company can also create a pathway to UAE residency, allowing founders to establish a stronger personal and commercial presence in Dubai. This gives added flexibility for travel, local operations, and long-term business expansion.
UAE Residency Opportunity
Transparent Pricing
Dubai Free Zone Company Setup Packages
Choose the package that matches your setup scope, banking needs, and residency requirements.
Alex Romanov
Director, BlueCap Holdings Ltd.
(Cayman Islands)
"I needed an international business structure for my investment firm and wasn’t sure where to start. Consultrio team offered a clear strategy, registered our IBC in Cayman Islands, and opened both business and personal accounts with a reliable global multi-currency bank."
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Dr. Natalia
Founder of Timoshenko Clinics (UAE)
Provided a great support at all stages of our project, thank you very much. Their knowledge of the local healthcare regulations was invaluable, and thanks to their support, we were able to launch on schedule without delays"
Jitedra Kumar
Nurpex Chemicals (UAE)
"Their attention to detail when it came to structuring our holding company saved us a lot of future headaches. They clearly explained the legal and tax implications and helped us register under the right jurisdiction. The support didn’t stop there—they followed through until our corporate bank account was fully operational."
Testimonials
Proud to partner with amazing clients worldwide
Process
Dubai Free Zone Company Registration Process
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Tell Us About Your Business
Share your activity, goals, and setup requirements. We recommend the right structure for your case.
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Receive Your Tailored Setup Plan
We check availability, secure your trade name, and align it with your business activity and licensing requirements.
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Submit Your KYC Documents
Once you share the required documents, we handle the application and approval process.
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Get Licensed & Start Operating
After approval, your company is issued and you can move forward with banking, visas, and operations.
What you'll need
Legal & Document Requirements to Register a Company in Dubai Free Zone
Taxation and Accounting When You Register a Business in Dubai
Corporate Tax
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As of June 2023, the UAE introduced a 9% corporate tax on profits exceeding AED 375,000.
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This applies to mainland businesses and certain free zone entities, depending on activity.
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Startups and small businesses with profits below this threshold remain exempt, maintaining Dubai’s appeal as a low-tax jurisdiction.
VAT
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Value Added Tax (VAT) at 5% applies to most goods and services.
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Businesses must register for VAT if their turnover exceeds AED 375,000 annually.
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Even if exempt, many companies voluntarily register for VAT to appear more credible and recover input tax on expenses related to business operations.
Personal Tax
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Dubai remains a highly attractive destination for entrepreneurs due to its zero personal income tax policy.
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Whether you're a shareholder, director, or employee of your own company, you will not pay tax on your salary, dividends, or capital gains. This tax-free benefit allows business owners to maximize their take-home income, making Dubai one of the most financially rewarding jurisdictions for expatriates and investors alike.
Audit Requirements
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Free zone and mainland entities must conduct annual audits, particularly those in regulated industries or renewing licenses.
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Auditors must be approved by the free zone authority or DED. Offshore companies may not require audits unless mandated by the parent company or shareholders. Audits help assess financial health and compliance.
Tax Residency Certificate
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Businesses and individuals can apply for a UAE Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) to benefit from the country’s double tax treaties.
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This certificate is essential for avoiding dual taxation on global income. To obtain one, companies must demonstrate UAE economic substance and provide financial documentation for the previous fiscal year.
Financial Reporting Obligations
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All businesses must maintain proper accounting records for up to five years. These should include invoices, receipts, bank statements, and audited financial statements.
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Proper bookkeeping ensures tax compliance, aids in audits, and builds credibility with banks and investors. Many firms outsource this to certified accounting firms in Dubai.
