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This company can engage in the providing administrative services to public and private institutions and companies whether inside or outside the country willing to conduct business, such as completing registration procedures, obtaining the necessary licenses from official authorities, and establishing partnerships with foreign companies. The activity can also include providing secretarial and specialized services, such as consulting services, marketing services, and administrative services. The activity cannot include provision of any kind of legal services.

About the company's activities

Types of activities

For setup of a local company in Dubai in the field of children games and baby care requisites rental, the following business activity has been chosen:

Corporate Services Provider (CSP) (7010006). It includes firms that provide administrative services to public and private institutions and companies whether inside or outside the country willing to conduct business, such as completing registration procedures, obtaining the necessary licenses from official authorities, and establishing partnerships with foreign companies. The activity also includes providing secretarial and specialized services, for example: consulting services, marketing services, and administrative services. It does not include provision of any kind of legal services.

The company can choose up to 10 types of business activities from the "Other professional services" or "CDA activities" activity group within a single commercial license.

Additional External Regulator Approvals

As part of the company registration process with this business activity, no additional approvals are required.

Share Capital Requirements

There is no requirement for a minimum share capital for local companies in Dubai with this business activity, its contribution is optional.
If the shareholder plans to obtain an investor visa, the shareholder's share in the share capital should be at least AED 48,000.

Company name requirments

May contain the name of a shareholder
Must not violate the country laws or contain words that are obscene, indecent or generally offensive
Must not contain the names of Allah, Buddha or God, or any other religious terminology
Must not be identical or similar to local/global brands or registered trademarks
Must not contain the names of local/international religious, political or governmental organizations
Must correspond to the company’s business activities

Bank Account

Entrepreneurs can open corporate accounts in traditional banks with physical branches, as well as in digital banks and payment systems.

When choosing a bank to open a corporate account, consider the following: service level, fees, available currencies, online banking performance, bank reputation, as well as other conditions that may be important for your business.

Successfully opening a corporate bank account requires a well-prepared documentation package, which may vary depending on the specific requirements of each bank. Documents submitted incorrectly or incompletely may negatively affect the bank's final decision in processing the application.

About Jurisdiction

Name and Description

Title: Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism
Description:
DED Dubai (Department of Economy and Tourism) is a government regulator responsible for registration and licensing, monitoring compliance with regulatory requirements, support of business activity, and the strategic development of the commercial and tourism environment of Mainland Dubai, UAE.

Mainland in the UAE refers to the main land territory of the country, encompassing all seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. All business activities in this territory are governed by federal and local laws, ensuring transparent and stable conditions for conducting business. A company registered on the Mainland in any of the emirates gains local company status, enabling it to operate both within the UAE and internationally, collaborate with local and foreign partners, and participate in government tenders and projects. Combined with Dubai’s advanced infrastructure and strategic geographic location, the Mainland becomes an ideal platform for companies aiming to grow and strengthen their positions in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

DED issues the following types of business licenses:
- Commercial (wholesale and retail trade)
- Professional (provision of services)
- Industrial (manufacturing)
The combination of DED’s transparent legal regulations, a strategically advantageous location, and advanced infrastructure makes the Mainland an ideal environment for businesses striving for long-term success and a strong market presence. These advantages allow companies to collaborate effectively with partners, expand their client base, and leverage access to key economic centers in the region, fostering sustainable growth and enhancing competitiveness on the international stage.

Tax regime and income management

The UAE has several taxes and fees that regulate the financial activities of both legal entities and individuals. Below are the main ones.
1. Value Added Tax (VAT)
  - Since January 1, 2018, the UAE has implemented a VAT rate of 5%, which applies to most goods and services and is charged to companies operating within the country, except for those registered in designated zones.
  - A Designated Zone is a territory within a free zone that is treated as outside the UAE for tax purposes, allowing goods to be exempt from taxation, provided certain criteria are met. The main taxation rules in Designated Zones are as follows:
  - For local companies and those registered in Non-Designated Zones (free zones not included in the Designated Zones list), the standard tax rules set forth in the Federal Decree-Law on VAT apply.
2. Corporate Tax
  - As of June 1, 2023, the UAE has introduced a corporate tax at a rate of 9%, levied on the taxable net profit of companies with income exceeding AED 375,000.
  - A 0% rate is applied to taxable income not exceeding AED 375,000.
  - Charitable, non-profit organizations and medical institutions are fully exempt from corporate tax.
3. Excise Tax
  - Since October 1, 2017, the UAE has introduced an excise tax aimed at reducing the consumption of harmful products and funding healthcare initiatives. The tax applies to alcohol, tobacco products, and beverages containing added sugar, including energy drinks and carbonated beverages.Excise tax rates vary depending on the product category:
  - Companies dealing with excise goods must register with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA), submit monthly declarations, and maintain records. Excise tax is paid upon the import, production, or release of goods for consumption in the UAE.
4. Customs Duties
  - Custom duties in the UAE are applied to most imported goods at a standard rate of 5% of the cost, insurance, and freight (CIF). Exceptions include certain categories of goods, such as medicines and food products, which may be exempt from duties or subject to a reduced rate.
  - Goods imported into UAE free zones are generally not subject to customs duties as long as they remain within these zones. However, when such goods are transferred to the UAE mainland, standard duties apply.
5. Personal Income Tax
  - In the UAE, personal income is not subject to taxation.
  - UAE citizens and residents are exempt from paying taxes on their personal income, including salaries, interest, dividends, inheritances, gifts, luxury goods, and capital gains.
6. Local Taxes and Fees
  - Individual emirates may impose specific local taxes and fees in line with their economic and social needs. These taxes and fees are aimed at supporting public services and implementing infrastructure projects.

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