The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has recently introduced a major relieffor businesses that missed the corporate tax registration deadline — a penalty waiverof AED 10,000. But while the news is encouraging, it’s not automatic for everyone — you must take action promptlyto benefit from it.
At Fastlane Consultancy, we’re here to ensure your business doesn’t miss out. Here’s what you need to know.
If your business failed to register for corporate tax before your due date, you would normally be subject to a AED 10,000 penalty.
But under this new update, the FTA has announced that this penalty will be waived automatically only if:
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âś… You register for corporate tax immediately
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âś… You file your corporate tax return on time
đź“… Example: If your corporate tax period ends on 31 December 2024, your return must be submitted by 31 July 2025 to get the waiver.
🛑 Important: If you file late or skip filing, the AED 10,000 penalty will apply — no exceptions.
If a business has already paid the AED 10,000 penalty for late registration but meets the waiver conditions, the amount will be credited back to the business's account with the FTA.
Meeting these deadlines ensures eligibility for the penalty waiver.
This is where timing and precision are critical. The steps are simple, but the process must be done right:
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Register for Corporate Tax( If Registration is not done )
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File your first Corporate Tax return accurately and on time
Sounds simple? It can be — but only with expert help.
We’ve already helped hundreds of UAE businesses register and file correctly to avoid this hefty penalty. Let us handle the process for you, so you can stay 100% compliant — stress-free.
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The waiver is an opportunity, not a loophole. If you delay registration or miss your return deadline, the AED 10,000 fine will come back into play.
Let’s get this done now — properly and affordably.
