Corporate Tax Registration in UAE
Register for UAE Corporate Tax with FTA's EmaraTax portal without missing a deadline.
What is Corporate Tax Registration?
UAE Corporate Tax came into effect on June 1, 2023. All businesses with taxable income above AED 375,000 are required to register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) via the EmaraTax portal. Late registration attracts penalties of up to AED 10,000.
Exelara handles the entire registration process — from preparing required documents to submitting your application and obtaining your Tax Registration Number (TRN).
Our Services
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Document preparation
We collect and verify all necessary documents before submission to avoid rejections.
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EmaraTax portal submission
Complete management of the online registration process on your behalf.
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TRN acquisition
We follow up with the FTA until your Tax Registration Number is successfully issued.
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Group registration advisory
Guidance on forming a Tax Group for qualifying subsidiaries.
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Free Zone entity assessment
Evaluating your Free Zone status and handling the specific registration requirements.
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Post-registration compliance setup
Setting up your accounts and processes to meet ongoing CT obligations.
Who needs this service?
- Any UAE business above AED 375,000 threshold
- Free Zone companies (even with 0% tax)
- New businesses within registration deadline
Why choose Exelara?
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FTA Portal Expertise
We know the EmaraTax portal inside out, ensuring smooth and error-free applications.
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Penalty Prevention
We track deadlines meticulously so you never incur the AED 10,000 late registration fine.
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Complete Documentation
We handle the paperwork, translations, and formatting required by the FTA.
Frequently Asked Questions
All juridical persons (companies) and natural persons with business income above AED 1 million must register. Free Zone entities must also register regardless of their tax status.
Deadlines vary based on license issuance date. The FTA has published specific timelines. Late registration can result in penalties of AED 10,000.
Trade license, Emirates ID of partners/shareholders, Memorandum of Association, passport copies, and financial statements.
AED 10,000 administrative penalty for failure to register within the specified timeline.
Yes. All Free Zone persons must register for Corporate Tax, even if they qualify for the 0% Qualifying Free Zone Person rate.