Free UAE Tax Tools • Updated February 2026

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Free calculators for Corporate Tax, VAT, Small Business Relief, and e-invoicing readiness. Based on official FTA guidelines. No signup required.

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9%
Corporate Tax Rate
Above AED 375K
3M
SBR Threshold
Max revenue for relief
5%
VAT Rate
Standard rate
Sep 30
Next Major Deadline
FY Dec 2025

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SBR Calculator

Check if you qualify for Small Business Relief (0% tax rate)

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Filing Deadline

Calculate your exact Corporate Tax deadline with countdown

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Penalty Estimator

Estimate FTA penalties before they happen

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VAT Tracker

Track your VAT return deadlines with calendar export

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E-Invoicing Check

Assess your readiness for the mid-2026 mandate

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers based on official UAE tax regulations

What is the UAE Corporate Tax rate?

The standard UAE Corporate Tax rate is 9% on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000. Income up to AED 375,000 is taxed at 0%. Qualifying Free Zone Persons may benefit from 0% on qualifying income.

What is Small Business Relief (SBR)?

Small Business Relief allows eligible businesses with revenue of AED 3 million or less to be treated as having no taxable income. This relief is available for tax periods ending on or before December 31, 2026.

When is the Corporate Tax filing deadline?

Corporate Tax returns must be filed within 9 months after the end of your financial year. For example, if your FY ends December 31, 2025, your filing deadline is September 30, 2026.

What are the penalties for late filing?

Late Corporate Tax filing incurs a penalty of AED 500 for the first month, increasing by AED 1,000 per additional month up to a maximum of AED 10,000. Late payment attracts 14% annual interest.

When does UAE e-invoicing start?

The UAE e-invoicing mandate is expected to begin mid-2026. Businesses should prepare by ensuring their invoicing systems can generate PEPPOL BIS 3.0 / UAE PINT compliant invoices.

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