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Pre-Incorporation & Pre-Operating Expenses: Are They Deductible Under UAE CT Law? |Spectrum Auditing 

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Pre-Incorporation & Pre-Operating Expenses: Are They Deductible Under UAE CT Law?
Understanding the deductibility of pre-incorporation and pre-operating expenses is crucial for businesses setting up in the UAE. Pre-incorporation expenses, such as trade license fees, consultancy fees, and market research, are incurred before a company is formally established. These costs are often substantial, and knowing whether they are deductible under UAE Corporate Tax (CT) law can significantly impact your business's financial planning.
Similarly, pre-operating expenses, which are incurred after the company’s incorporation but before the start of its operations, need to be carefully evaluated. These expenses might include costs related to setting up the infrastructure, training employees, and other preparatory activities before the company begins trading. This video will guide you through the nuances of UAE CT law to help you determine whether these expenses can be claimed as deductions, ensuring you stay compliant while optimizing your tax liabilities.
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16 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 6   
@ravitejasama3868
@ravitejasama3868 Месяц назад
Informative video 👌🏻
@muhammedrashid4499
@muhammedrashid4499 Месяц назад
👏👏
@jkumar7929
@jkumar7929 Месяц назад
Is there any time period to claim preliminary expense example paid rent more than 1 year and fatory construction expenses under temperory license
@jkumar7929
@jkumar7929 Месяц назад
Well , almost 2 years we are paying rent and construction of factory expense for branch 2, can claim vat in main company or branch 1 company . (Branch 2 is with separate license-same owners)
@ballubalaram
@ballubalaram Месяц назад
Generally, the branch is considered as part of the main company/ license for VAT and CT purposes in UAE. In the case of branch, the VAT paid for branch purposes can be claimed as input tax as long as the branch sales are going to taxable supplies. Please make sure whether the branch is holding a branch license or an independent license. For CT purposes, the expenses incurred, if they are capital in nature will be capitalised as an asset and you may claim depreciation on that asset and show as expense in the P&L for CT purposes, if not, then that would been expensed in the year in which they are incurred by following IFRS.
@jkumar7929
@jkumar7929 Месяц назад
thanks