UAE Tax Calculator

Your Essential Guide to UAE Taxes & Fees: Introducing the 2025 Calculator

Unlock Clarity on Corporate Tax, VAT, and Property Fees

The **United Arab Emirates** continues to evolve its financial landscape, particularly with the introduction and subsequent refinements of **Corporate Tax (CT)**. Keeping track of your liabilities—from business profits to property transactions—can be complex.

To help individuals and businesses operating in the UAE navigate this environment, we've created a simple, all-in-one, **interactive dashboard**. This tool allows you to instantly calculate your estimated Corporate Tax, Net VAT Liability, and key Property Fees based on the latest 2025 regulations for Dubai and the wider UAE.

UAE Tax & Fee Calculation Dashboard (2025)

Based on Dubai's updated tax system for 2025, focusing on Corporate Tax, VAT, and Property Fees. All calculations are estimates.

Credit: Muhammad Rizwan Sukhera | CEO - Raza Group.

1. Corporate Tax (CT) Calculation (Annual)

Adjusted Taxable Income (AED) Enter the business's adjusted annual profit/income.

Business Classification Mainland/SME (< AED 3 Billion Global Revenue) Qualifying Free Zone Entity Large MNE (> €750M / AED 3B Global Revenue) Oil and Gas Company Foreign Bank Branch

CT Threshold for 9% (AED)

CT Calculation Summary

Applicable CT Rate: 9%

Taxable at 0% (Up to AED 375k): 0.00 AED

Taxable at Primary Rate: 0.00 AED

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TOTAL CORPORATE TAX DUE: 0.00 AED

2. Value Added Tax (VAT) Calculation (Periodic)

Total Taxable Sales (Output) (AED) Enter your total revenue subject to 5% VAT (Excluding Exempt/0% supplies).

Total Taxable Purchases (Input) (AED) Enter total cost of goods/services purchased subject to 5% VAT.

Standard VAT Rate (%)

VAT Calculation Summary

Output VAT Collected (5%): 0.00 AED

Input VAT Paid (5%): 0.00 AED

Net VAT Credit (Input - Output): 0.00 AED

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3. Key Property Fees & Taxes

Property Sale/Transfer Value (AED) Used to calculate the one-time Property Transfer Fee.

Annual Rental Income (AED) Enter the total annual rent received (Residential or Commercial).

Rental Property Type Residential (5% Rental Tax) Commercial (10% Rental Tax)

Property Fee Summary (One-Time & Annual)

One-Time Transfer Fee (4%): 0.00 AED

Registration Fee (AED 4k for >500k): 4,000.00 AED

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Annual Rental Tax Rate: 5%

ANNUAL RENTAL TAX DUE: 0.00 AED

4. Other Taxes & Exemptions (Summary)

0% Personal Income Tax No tax on salaries, wages, dividends, or capital gains for residents.

0% Capital Gains Tax No tax on profits from selling assets (stocks, real estate, etc.).

0% Wealth / Inheritance Tax No tax on accumulated wealth or assets passed down to heirs.

Excise Tax (50% - 100%) Applies to specific goods: 100% on tobacco/energy drinks; 50% on sugary drinks.

Social Security (Pension) Mandatory contribution (approx. 20% split) for **UAE/GCC Nationals only**.

WHT & TRC Fees General Withholding Tax (WHT) is 0%. TRC Fee: AED 1,000 (Individual) / AED 1,750 (Business).

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Important Disclaimer

This calculator is for informational and estimation purposes only and should not be considered professional tax advice. The rates and rules are based on publicly available information and estimated 2025 regulations. Tax laws are subject to change. For accurate, personalized legal and financial advice, you must consult with a qualified tax professional in the UAE. We are not liable for any losses or damages arising from the use of this tool.

Conclusion: Get Started with Confidence

Understanding your tax position is the first step toward effective financial planning in the UAE. Our dashboard provides quick estimates for the major tax categories, giving you immediate clarity on your obligations under the 2025 framework.

Key Takeaways:

• **Corporate Tax:** Remember the crucial AED 375,000 threshold for standard Mainland businesses.
• **VAT:** The net liability depends entirely on balancing your Input and Output VAT.
• **Personal Income:** Residents continue to enjoy 0% income, capital gains, and wealth tax, reinforcing the UAE's appeal as a global hub.

Use this tool as a starting point, and always consult with a qualified tax professional for personalized advice.

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