Why Kaspr Was Created

Finding reliable tax and bookkeeping services as an SME often means choosing between overpriced big firms or low-quality, all-in-one providers. Kaspr was built to bridge that gap.

Founded by former Deloitte professionals, we work exclusively with Big Four-trained experts to deliver specialized Corporate Tax and bookkeeping services for growing businesses.

We keep it simple, no unnecessary extras, just expert financial support that’s efficient, high-quality, and built for SMEs.

Our Experts Have Helped

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Essential Compliance

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What’s Included

  • Corporate Tax Registration
  • Annual CT Filing
  • Basic Compliance Support

Who It’s For

Businesses that need to register and file corporate tax but don’t require bookkeeping

Billing Model

One-Time Service

Advanced Bookkeeping

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What’s Included

  • Monthly Bookkeeping
  • VAT & Corporate Tax Filing
  • Bank Reconciliation
  • Monthly Financial Reports

Who It’s For

SMEs that need both bookkeeping and tax compliance to stay financially structured

Billing Model

Monthly Retainer

Executive Advisory

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What’s Included

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Bookkeeping
  • Dedicated Tax Advisory
  • Custom Financial Reports

Who It’s For

Businesses that want proactive tax advisory on top of compliance and bookkeeping

Billing Model

Monthly Retainer

Need a Customized Solution?

We understand that every business has different financial needs. If none of the standard tiers fit your requirements, we can tailor a solution that works for you.

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FAQs

What are the Corporate Tax Regulations in the UAE?

Starting June 1, 2023, the UAE implemented a 9% corporate tax on taxable income, with a 0% rate for income up to AED 375,000. Taxable income is based on accounting net profit with specific adjustments. Exemptions apply to government entities, pension funds, and public benefit entities. Businesses must register, file annual returns, and maintain records for seven years.

Who is required to pay corporate tax in the UAE?

All businesses operating in the UAE are subject to corporate tax except for government entities, pension funds, public benefit entities, and entities engaged in the extraction of natural resources. Free zone entities that meet regulatory requirements can benefit from a 0% tax rate on qualifying income.

Who is eligible for Small Business Relief in UAE?

Any UAE resident taxable person with revenues below the Dh3 million threshold and meeting other conditions can claim the Small Business Relief in UAE by electing not to derive any “taxable income” during the relevant tax period.

What are the corporate tax fines and penalties in UAE?

Businesses in the UAE must adhere to the corporate tax laws to avoid corporate tax fines and penalties in UAE. All the companies in UAE including mainland and free zone companies must apply for the corporate tax registration and make timely payments in order to avoid UAE corporate tax fines.

How do I register my business for corporate tax?

Businesses must register for corporate tax through the Federal Tax Authority’s online portal. Registration involves providing business details, financial information, and compliance with the tax authority's requirements. Proper record-keeping and timely filing of annual tax returns are essential for compliance.

Are there any tax reliefs or deductions available for businesses in the UAE?

Yes, businesses can benefit from various tax reliefs and deductions, including participation exemptions, foreign tax credits, and relief for certain business restructurings. These measures help in avoiding double taxation and reducing the overall tax burden on businesses.

What records must my business maintain for corporate tax compliance?

Businesses must maintain accurate and comprehensive financial records, including accounting statements, receipts, invoices, and other relevant documents for at least seven years. These records are necessary for preparing accurate tax returns and for any audits conducted by the Federal Tax Authority.