Withholding Tax Advisory Dubai
Effectively manage withholding tax risks and compliance requirements with our experienced tax advisory team. Let us take care of compliance while you focus on business.
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Financial Experts
2500+ Consultation
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What is Withholding Tax in UAE?
Withholding tax, also known as WHT, is income tax that is deducted at the source. For instance, an employer deducts WHT from an employee’s salary. Usually, withholding tax is imposed on payments made to overseas companies or non-resident individuals.
When does Withholding Tax Apply?
Leverage TAR CSP Specialist Withholding Tax Advisory Services
The UAE does not have withholding tax right now. However, companies making international payments must still consider WHT compliance and obligations across the GCC countries.
TAR CSP, a leading accounting and auditing firm in Dubai, UAE, has a team of experienced tax professionals and auditors to offer a wide range of withholding tax advisory services:
- Carefully analyse your situation to determine the impact of WHT on your current and future transactions between GCC countries and overseas businesses as well
- Perform WHT health checks and diagnostic reviews to ensure there are no hidden compliance gaps, exposures, or areas of tax risks across your international payments
- Guidance on WHT implications on modes of payment repatriation, such as royalty amounts, technical services fee, and interest
- Inform you of withholding tax rates in different jurisdictions relevant to your business and find exemptions as well as treaty benefits to reduce tax liability