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Our team of experts works closely with individuals and businesses to develop effective tax strategies that help minimize liabilities and maximize deductions.
We provide comprehensive tax preparation services for individuals and businesses, ensuring all forms are accurately completed and filed on time to avoid penalties and fines.
Expert advice and support for businesses navigating the UAE’s new corporate tax law, ensuring compliance and optimized tax strategies.
We provide estate planning services to help clients create a comprehensive plan for the transfer of their assets and wealth to their beneficiaries in a tax-efficient manner.
We provide specialized international tax services for individuals and businesses with global operations. Our team of experts can help clients navigate cross-border tax
We provide a full range of tax services for businesses, including tax planning and preparation, compliance, and consulting. Our team has extensive experience working.
Expert statutory audit services to ensure financial compliance, accuracy, and transparency in Dubai’s dynamic business environment.
Comprehensive feasibility report services in the UAE, delivering data-driven insights and expert analysis to support informed decision-making and project success.
Reliable accounting and bookkeeping solutions for UAE businesses, ensuring timely financial reporting and compliance with local regulations.
Customized accounting system setup solutions for businesses in the UAE, enhancing efficiency and simplifying financial management.
Trusted Value Added Tax (VAT)-related services for businesses in the UAE, helping you navigate the complex tax environment with ease and confidence.
We offer investment project financing for businesses of all sizes and provide support throughout the financing process. Our team of financial experts has experience in various industries and a track record of success in funding projects.
We offers assistance with opening and managing corporate and personal bank accounts in the UAE.
We offers real estate project financing and comprehensive liquidity solutions. Additional services include project management and design consultation. Experienced and reliable.
We offers financial advisory services to help businesses navigate the market and make informed decisions with the help of experienced consultants.
Al Ahram Management Consultancy provides Bank Guarantees to secure financial obligations and support business growth.
Our Consultancy assists with property equity unlocking, mortgage refinancing, and new property finding.
We offers Business Setup Services in Dubai, including company formation and business registration.
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When is the best time to start tax planning?
The best time to start tax planning in the UAE is at the beginning of the fiscal year, ideally in January. This allows for ample time to assess financial situations, explore available deductions, and implement strategies for optimal tax efficiency. However, it’s never too late to start. Engaging in tax planning at any point in the year can still yield valuable benefits and help minimize tax liabilities.
What documents do I need to file my taxes?
Emirates ID: This is a primary form of identification in the UAE and is typically required for tax-related transactions.
Passport: A copy of your passport is often needed for identification and verification purposes.
Residency Visa: This is essential for expatriates living and working in the UAE.
Salary Certificates or Payslips: These documents detail your income, including any allowances or bonuses, and are provided by your employer.
Bank Statements: Copies of your bank statements may be required to verify income and expenses.
Proof of Rent: If you are paying rent, you may need to provide a copy of your tenancy contract.
Investment and Rental Income: Documentation related to any additional income sources, such as rental agreements or investment statements, should be included.
Business Income: If you own a business, you’ll need relevant financial statements and documents, including profit and loss statements.
Expenses and Deductions: Receipts or documents supporting any eligible expenses or deductions should be kept for reference.
Health Insurance: Proof of valid health insurance coverage is often required.
Other Relevant Documents: This could include documentation related to any other sources of income or financial transactions.
What should I do if I receive an audit notice?
Stay Calm and Review the Notice:
- Read the notice carefully to understand what is being audited and the specific information or documents requested.
Engage Professional Help:
- Consider hiring a tax advisor or accountant experienced in UAE tax regulations. They can provide valuable guidance and ensure compliance.
Gather Required Documents:
- Collect all relevant documents requested in the audit notice. This may include financial records, invoices, receipts, contracts, and any other documents related to the audit.
Understand Your Rights:
- Familiarize yourself with your rights as a taxpayer, which are outlined by the UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (FTA). You have the right to representation and to contest findings.
Maintain Open Communication:
- If you have questions or need clarification, don’t hesitate to communicate with the auditing authority. Professional and transparent communication can facilitate the process.
Ensure Accuracy and Compliance:
- Review the gathered documents for accuracy and compliance with tax regulations. Correct any discrepancies or errors.
Respond in a Timely Manner:
- Adhere to the deadlines provided in the audit notice. If you need an extension, communicate this promptly and in writing.
Cooperate with the Auditor:
- During the audit process, be cooperative and provide the requested information in a timely manner.
Keep Records of Communication:
- Document all correspondence and interactions related to the audit. This can serve as a record of your cooperation and compliance.
Seek Professional Advice if Needed:
- If you’re uncertain about any aspect of the audit or the information requested, consult with your tax advisor or legal counsel.
Review Audit Findings:
- Once the audit is complete, carefully review the findings. If there are any discrepancies or issues, discuss them with your tax advisor.
Respond to Audit Findings:
- If there are adjustments or assessments resulting from the audit, work with your tax advisor to respond appropriately. This may include filing an appeal if necessary.