UAE tax residency certificates: Step-by-step guide, cost to get them

[troubled soul]

UAE tax residency certificates: Step-by-step guide, cost to get them​

UAE tax residency certificates: Step-by-step guide, cost to get them

Individuals who spend 183 or more days in the UAE during a year are considered tax residents. They can obtain Tax Residency Certificates (TRCs) and benefit..

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• Required Documents and Forms
  Where the applicant is a natural person:
  • Passport.
  • Valid Residence Permit.
  • Emirates ID.
  • A certified copy of residential lease agreement.
  • Source of income/salary certificate.
  • A bank statement issued by a local bank covering 6 months within the financial year related to the request.
  • Entry and exit report from Federal Authority of Identity and Citizenship or a local competent Government entity.
  
  Where the applicant is a legal person:
  • Trade License.
  • Proof of Authorization (Establishment Contract or the Power of Attorney).
  • Copy of the audited financial accounts certified by a certified audit firm.
  • A bank statement issued by a local bank covering 6 months within the financial year related to the request.
  • Certified copy of the Memorandum of Association (if applicable).
  
  Where the applicant is a legal person – Government entity:
  • A copy of the Decree or the Certificate of Incorporation.
  • Request letter issued by the person (the Government entity).

 

[gnud]

So, move to the UAE, live there for 183 days, use a local bank for day to day expenses, get the certificate, terminate the rental contract, leave & come visit once in a while?

Or stay only 90 days if you're an UAE-registered business owner.

Meanwhile UAE free zone companies that don't do business with the mainland are not liable to the CIT.

Correct?

 

[Konstanz]

So, move to the UAE, live there for 183 days, use a local bank for day to day expenses, get the certificate, terminate the rental contract, leave & come visit once in a while?

Or stay only 90 days if you're an UAE-registered business owner.

Meanwhile UAE free zone companies that don't do business with the mainland are not liable to the CIT.

Correct?

If you stay only 90 days you will also need long term rental contract or own apartment/villa.
If you stay 183 days you dont need long term rental contract (can stay in hotels etc)