29/08/2025 Accounting - Finance
Since the UAE introduced corporate tax at 9% on profits over AED 375,000, all qualifying businesses must register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA). But what happens when your business closes, restructures, or no longer qualifies? That’s where corporate tax deregistration comes in.
Deregistering with the FTA involves more than submitting a request—it requires filing your final tax return, settling outstanding liabilities, and ensuring full compliance to avoid penalties.
At Shuraa Tax, we provide professional assistance with Dubai corporate tax deregistration, guiding you through every step. Whether you're winding down operations or restructuring, our team ensures a smooth, hassle-free process so you can exit the tax system with confidence.
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