Is rental income from UAE property subject to Corporate Tax?

For individuals investing in UAE real estate in their personal capacity, rental income is not subject to any tax. However, where property is owned through a company, the tax treatment may differ, and rental income may be subject to Corporate Tax depending on the structure and activities of the entity.

Can I purchase UAE property through a company instead of in my personal name?

Yes. Depending on the Emirate, developer, and ownership structure, investors may be able to acquire UAE real estate through a corporate entity. Many investors choose this approach for asset protection, succession planning, portfolio management, and ownership flexibility. NHBC can advise on the most suitable structure based on your investment objectives.

What is the difference between a Property Investor Visa and a Golden Visa?

Property owners in Dubai may be eligible for a 2-year Property Investor Residence Visa. For jointly owned properties, each investor generally requires an ownership share of at least AED 400,000 to qualify. Investors with qualifying property investments of AED 2 million or more may be eligible for a 10-year Golden Visa. The most suitable option […]

Can property investors qualify for a Golden Visa?

Yes. Property investors may be eligible for a UAE Golden Visa if they meet the applicable investment criteria set by the UAE authorities. Requirements may vary over time and should be reviewed based on the current regulations. You may contact us for more information

What is the UAE Corporate Tax rate?

The standard Corporate Tax rate is 9% on taxable profits exceeding AED 375,000. Taxable profits up to AED 375,000 are generally subject to a 0% rate.

Can non-residents open a bank account in the UAE?

Yes. Certain UAE banks offer banking solutions for non-residents, particularly for property investors, entrepreneurs, and individuals with financial interests in the UAE. Eligibility and requirements vary by bank.

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