UAE Corporate Tax Calculator — Free VAT & QFZP Tool

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UAE Corporate Tax Calculator

Calculate Corporate Tax, VAT, and QFZP eligibility for businesses in the United Arab Emirates.

★★★★★ 4.7/5 · Free · Built for UAE businesses

UAE Corporate Tax Made Simple

Calculate the 9% corporate tax rate, determine small business relief eligibility below AED 375,000, and assess QFZP qualification for Free Zone entities.

What It Calculates

Corporate Tax liability with tiered rates. VAT at 5% with input/output computation. QFZP assessment for Free Zone companies including substance requirements and transfer pricing.

Who Is This For

Business owners in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and all UAE emirates. Tax consultants. CFOs at Free Zone companies. Entrepreneurs evaluating UAE setup. Freelancers under UAE permits.

FAQ

Is it updated for 2026?

Yes. Updated whenever FTA regulations change.

Does it work for Free Zone companies?

Yes. The QFZP tool evaluates 0% rate eligibility.

Understanding UAE Corporate Tax in 2026

The UAE Corporate Tax regime, effective from June 1, 2023, fundamentally changed the business landscape in the Emirates. With a standard rate of 9% on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000 and a 0% rate for qualifying Free Zone entities, understanding your obligations is critical whether you operate on the mainland or in one of the many free zones across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and other emirates.

This calculator helps you navigate the complexity without expensive consultations for basic scenarios. Enter your revenue and deductible expenses, and instantly see your estimated CT liability. For Free Zone companies, the QFZP assessment tool evaluates whether your entity meets all conditions for the preferential 0% rate — including adequate substance, transfer pricing compliance, and the de minimis revenue threshold.

VAT Calculation for Quarterly Filing

The 5% standard VAT rate applies to most goods and services in the UAE. This calculator helps you compute input VAT (on purchases) and output VAT (on sales) for your quarterly FTA filing. It handles reverse charge scenarios for imported services and knows which supplies are zero-rated versus exempt — saving you time and reducing errors in your EmaraTax submissions.

Important Note

This app provides calculations and estimates based on published FTA regulations. It is not a substitute for professional tax advice. Complex situations involving group structures, international operations, transfer pricing, or large Free Zone entities should be reviewed with a registered UAE tax agent or qualified tax consultant.

Understanding UAE Corporate Tax in 2026

The UAE Corporate Tax regime, effective from June 1, 2023, fundamentally changed the business landscape in the Emirates. With a standard rate of 9% on taxable income exceeding AED 375,000 and a 0% rate for qualifying Free Zone entities, understanding your obligations is critical whether you operate on the mainland or in one of the many free zones across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and other emirates.

This calculator helps you navigate the complexity without expensive consultations for basic scenarios. Enter your revenue and deductible expenses, and instantly see your estimated CT liability. For Free Zone companies, the QFZP assessment tool evaluates whether your entity meets all conditions for the preferential 0% rate — including adequate substance, transfer pricing compliance, and the de minimis revenue threshold.

VAT Calculation for Quarterly Filing

The 5% standard VAT rate applies to most goods and services in the UAE. This calculator helps you compute input VAT (on purchases) and output VAT (on sales) for your quarterly FTA filing. It handles reverse charge scenarios for imported services and knows which supplies are zero-rated versus exempt — saving you time and reducing errors in your EmaraTax submissions.

Important Note

This app provides calculations and estimates based on published FTA regulations. It is not a substitute for professional tax advice. Complex situations involving group structures, international operations, transfer pricing, or large Free Zone entities should be reviewed with a registered UAE tax agent or qualified tax consultant.