In a key update shared in May, the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) announced that penalties for late corporate tax registration will be automatically waived or refunded, provided the business submits its tax return within seven months from the end of its first tax period.

At Zyla Accountants, our role as registered tax agents and accounting professionals is to guide UAE businesses in navigating the complexities of the new corporate tax regime.

One surprising trend we are seeing is that some free zone entities are electing to be taxed at the standard 9 percent corporate rate, even when they may be eligible for the zero percent rate on qualifying income.

As the UAE rolls out its corporate tax framework, we at Zyla Accountants your trusted FTA-registered tax agents, have noticed a growing number of myths circulating among free zone businesses. These misunderstandings could easily lead to non-compliance or missed opportunities. In this blog, we clarify 11 of the most common misconceptions.

UAE Tax authority sets deadline for unincorporated partnerships and sole businesses in UAE. Those running one-person businesses should register for corporation tax by March 31, 2025, according to a reminder from the Federal Tax Authority.

Suzy Kerton, CEO of Zyla Accountants, has earned a globally recognised corporate tax accreditation in the region. She earned the Corporate Tax Diploma following a 2 month course.

Zyla Accountants, an accredited FTA tax agent in Dubai, is committed to simplifying corporate tax compliance in this evolving financial environment.