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The official issuance of the Corporate Tax (CIT) return form has significantly improved the UAE framework surrounding tax administration. Overall, this development is forward-thinking in making sure tax is calculated in the correct manner and has complied with UAE tax legislation, which includes the recent CIT introduction.
FILING REQUIREMENTS & DEADLINES
Taxable income is now required to be reported via the CIT return form which must be filed for periods ending on or after 1 June 2023, for which legal entities, including UAE firms, are also now required to file CIT return form in order to disclose their taxable incomes from the relevant tax period. The taxable income must be identified in the tax return and filed and submitted as required, no later than 9 months after the end of the tax period. There are extensive sections in the return form so that appropriate financial information can be recorded so that the tax can be calculated correctly.