Corporate Outsourced CFO Services
In today’s dynamic business environment, having access to expert financial guidance is more crucial than ever. Outsourcing your CFO services can provide your business with the strategic financial insight and operational support needed to drive growth and ensure long-term sustainability. Whether you’re a startup or an established enterprise, an outsourced CFO can help you navigate financial complexities while ensuring your business remains agile and competitive.
Outsourcing CFO services allows you to focus on scaling your business while leaving the financial management to experienced professionals who bring industry-specific knowledge, a deep understanding of local regulations, and cutting-edge financial strategies.
Why Outsource CFO Services?
Expert Financial Guidance
Cost Efficiency
Scalability
Improve Financial Efficiency
How it Works?
Initial Consultation & Needs Assessment
Strategy Development & Approval
Implementation & Ongoing Support
Why Choose Us?
Ensure Full Tax Compliance
Comprehensive Support
Save Time & Resources
Timely Filing Guarantee
UAE’s Corporate Tax Policy
The UAE introduced its Corporate Tax regulations in 2022, marking a significant milestone in the country’s ongoing efforts to eliminate harmful tax practices and enhance tax transparency in alignment with global standards.
- Corporate Tax is set at 9% for businesses with annual profits exceeding AED 375,000.
- Only the portion of taxable income exceeding AED 375,000 is subject to Corporate Tax. For example, with an annual profit of AED 425,000, the tax will be 9% of AED 50,000, resulting in a tax of AED 4,500.
- Corporate Tax returns must be filed within nine months from the end of the applicable tax period.
- Corporate Tax does not apply to real estate investments, capital gains, dividends, or income from oil and gas businesses.
- Free zone companies are subject to 0% Corporate Tax, provided they do not conduct business with the mainland, though they are still required to file tax returns.
- A group of companies can be treated as a single taxable entity under certain conditions.